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Submissions for our 3rd Issue are now Open!
Happy New Year! To ring in 2019, we are excited to announce that the reading period for our 3rd issue is now open! We are looking for short stories (up to 4,000 words), flash fiction, poetry, and artwork. Please visit our SUBMISSIONS PAGE for more information on how to submit your work. Also, we encourage you…
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Thriller Magazine listed on Poets & Writers
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Thriller Magazine Issue 2 Now Available!
Our 2nd Issue is NOW AVAILABLE! We are proud to announce the release of the second issue of Thriller Magazine! This publication features short stories that will leave readers on the edge of their seat, amazing artwork, and interviews with published authors. The short stories included in this issue are written by Chris Fortunato, Michael Bracken, Michael…
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Review of GIVE PLACE TO WRATH (non-spoiler)
Rating: 5/5 Stars Give Place to Wrath is now available on Amazon Premise: Detective Roger Viceroy, divisional head of the Midwest Region Special Crimes Unit, awakes one morning to a bombing in a wealthy suburb of Milwaukee. As he and his team dive into the investigation, a mysterious clue launches a manhunt with scant other evidence…
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Interview with John Raab (CEO of Suspense Magazine)
We have a very exciting interview this week! The founder/publisher/CEO of Suspense Magazine took the time out of his busy schedule to answer a few of our questions. John founded Suspense Magazine in 2007. Since then, it has become a major publication of the genre, showcasing the work of many established and new authors. Be sure to check…
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Interview with Author Andrew Bourelle
Today, I have the privilege of interviewing a very accomplished author, Andrew Bourelle! Andrew Bourelle is the author of the novel Heavy Metal (now available on Amazon) and coauthor with James Patterson of Texas Ranger (Now Available). His short stories have appeared in a variety of publications and have twice been selected for inclusion in The Best American Mystery…
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Overcoming Writer’s Block
Writer’s block is definitely something every writer faces (some face it more frequently than others). But there are some proven strategies authors can use to overcome writer’s block and not let it throw them behind schedule or off course! We posed a question on our Twitter page, asking writers to share some of their strategies…
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Interview with Author Ingrid St. John
Today we have the privelage of interviewing author Ingrid St. John! Ingrid’s debut novel, HaUNTED, was published earlier this year and falls under the horror/thriller genre. Since her childhood, Ingrid has been in love with thriller, mysteries and horror. She grew reading many different authors/genres. However, it was after watching the classic horror film A Nightmare on Elm…
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Tips for Writing Flash Fiction
We recently asked some authors what is their advice for writing flash fiction. Flash fiction is often described as a story that is less than 1,000 words (some magazines describe it as less than 800 words). Flash fiction is definitely a different animal than a short story, and it needs to have a different approach.…
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Submission Tips from our Editor-In-Chief
Our Editor-in-Chief, Ammar Habib, was recently interviewed by Joan from “What Editors Want You to Know”. Joan asked Ammar about some tips and advice he could offer to authors considering submitting their work to Thriller Magazine.You can read the full interview HERE, but below is a part of it. It’s a great read for those who…