In our previous issue, we dug deep into pulp fiction history to bring you Lord Dunsany's The Loot of Bombasharna, traveling through time all the way from 1912. You can check it out now on the Goblins and Galaxies website: https://bit.ly/4ril1FF

Slaying monsters beats taking a lover any day.... right? Read Devils, Devils by Carly Racklin in the newest issue of Goblins & Galaxies: https://bit.ly/4aLc3KX

It's tough being the dumbest wizard in New York. This illustration by Maxwell Marais accompanies Amara Mesnik's The Wretched Liberation of What's-His-Face, available in issue #2 of Goblins & Galaxies: https://bit.ly/4aLc3KX or on the Cosmic Goblins Podcast https://bit.ly/3OWNm6W.

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A new episode of Cosmic Goblins is out now! Listen to our first adaptation from Goblins & Galaxies #2:https://bit.ly/489XCyY

A new story is available on the Goblins and Galaxies website! Check out the hilarious and creative Bugmen and Proud of It! by Timaeus Bloom now for free: https://bit.ly/3ZAVOv0

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Trolls! Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. The Great Girdoo by Philip E. Dixon opens the brand new issue of Goblins & Galaxies. Issue #2 available now: https://bit.ly/3EFxGjx

The new issue of Goblins & Galaxies should be hitting your mailboxes and inboxes, but just in case you haven't received it yet, here's a sneak preview. Yep, we've got dinosaur riding this time.

Check out a story from our magazine for free! A Lapwing Conquered Death by Sarah Pauling is available now: https://bit.ly/408bBkX

A new episode of Cosmic Goblins is out now! Check out Paris Green Toboggan by EC Dorgan here: https://bit.ly/489XCyY

There's a new story on the Goblins & Galaxies website! Check out The Hexbreaker and the Rogue by Rajiv Moté and get a taste of what our magazine is all about: https://bit.ly/4kKGkOR

The dwarven smith Andrathath forges Everbright, the helm that acts as narrator and protagonist of Everbright, Ever Faithful by Grace Quon. Illustration by Gilead. Story and illustration available in issue #1 of Goblins & Galaxies: https://bit.ly/49IRpfy

Lars Stromquist is well known for his cover illustrations for Cosmic Horror Monthly, but he also contributed this incredibly intimidating barbarian to our last issue of Goblins & Galaxies.

Starting now, you can read stories from Goblins & Galaxies for free on our website! Check out We Few, We Happy Few by Alex Langer now: https://bit.ly/3ZhydPI

A new episode of Cosmic Goblins is out now! This time, we're featuring Jason Plouffe's DnD-esque comical maximalism with his story 'Fool's Gold.' Check it out here:https://bit.ly/489XCyY

Embark on the wildest RPG campaign of your life in Jason Plouffe's story, Fool's Gold, available in issue #1 of Goblins & Galaxies. Stay tuned, rumor has it an adaptation of this story is coming to Cosmic Goblins podcast very soon. Illustration by Andrew DeFelice.

Goblins & Galaxies isn't just about showcasing dark fantasy and sword and sorcery. We love a good sci-fi yarn too. This illustration by Maxwell Marais accompanied the weird, dark, and playful story, The Robot Babysitter Murders by @patrickbarb.bsky.social in issue #0.

They both, uh, have their place.

We live for the intersection of spooky and fantastical, which is why this illustration by @mrmeadart.bsky.social was the ideal way to open the first story in issue #0.

We are thrilled to unveil the epic cover for issue #2 of Goblins & Galaxies, coming in late February! Stay tuned for more details.

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A new episode of Cosmic Goblins is out now! This time, we're adapting Baker's Dozen by R.L. Meza, a weird coastal horror tale from the January issue of Cosmic Horror Monthly. The episode also features an interview with the author. Listen here: https://bit.ly/489XCyY

Maxwell Marais has been doing illustrations for our sister magazine, Cosmic Horror Monthly, for a long time, but now they're working with Goblins & Galaxies too! This mind-bending labyrinth accompanies Marisca Pichette's "One More Song" in issue #0.

We are so proud of the contributors to our sister magazine, Cosmic Horror Monthly. 18 stories published in CHM made Ellen Datlow's recommended reading list! Congratulations to all those recognized!

Check out the full lists here: https://bit.ly/3N2tONM

Our issues feature more than just great stories. We also love including gorgeous illustrations. This one is by Asya Yordanova, and it accompanies @timaeusbloom.bsky.social 's weird and hilarious "Bugmen and Proud of It," from issue #0 of Goblins & Galaxies.

Want to submit your fiction to Cosmic Horror Monthly, our sister magazine? You have until Wednesday of this week. Submit here: https://bit.ly/4q59gma. Keep an eye out in a few months for the next open call for Goblins & Galaxies!

This year, we at Goblins & Galaxies hope you experience what's best in life: to crush your reading goals, to see magazines open before you, and to hear the lamentations of all dark sorcerers who oppose you!

The Goblins & Galaxies year one set is now available! Get four magazines full of exciting, fantastical tales in print or digital editions in the Goblins & Galaxies store: https://bit.ly/49lPmwq

In each issue of Goblins & Galaxies, we like to explore our roots in the Unearthed section. Recently, we printed "Duel on Syrtis" by Poul Anderson, an exciting, twisted, sci-fi classic originally published in a 1951 issue of Planet Stories. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/4454Thk