CHM Magazine, Issue 50, August 2024

First up, we have a grotesque tale of replacement and domination brought to us by E. M. Stormo, “Devil’s Weather.” In “Slipskin,” by CHM favorite K. Wallace King, a lonely young girl attempts to transcend into her town’s beloved saint. We cap this sample issue with a story about destroying what we love most in Mariya Kika’s “Bury That Past, Grow This Future.” For my first From the Crypt, I’ve selected Greye La Spina’s phenomenal and feminist “Death Has Red Hair,” originally published in the September 1942 issue of Weird Tales.