Publications Featuring Work By Zack Zagranis
Mine: An Anthology of Body Autonomy Horror
Bodily transformation. Possession of the body. Forced disembodiment.
A baby consumes its mother in utero.
Unrealistic postpartum expectations turn deadly.
A witch avenges the voiceless.
These 16 original horror stories explore the ownership and control-or lack thereof-that we have over our bodies.
Features the story Feed Us by Zack Zagranis
Love Me, Love Me Not: Dark tales of Love, Lust, and Lunacy (Dark Drabbles)
Have you ever been so devout in your love for another
that all rational thought goes out of the window
and you’d do everything in your power to keep them close,
no matter what?
When love or lust hungers you, what would you do?
Features the drabbles Be Mine, Till Death Do Us Part,
Self Made Man, The First Cut is the Deepest,
To the Moon and Back, Why Not Take All of Me?,
and Heart Shaped Box by Zack Zagranis
Run Rabbit Run
Bunny butchers, lunatic lagomorphs, cut-throat cottontails, evil Easter bunnies, poisonous pikas, and all manner of arduous alliterative animal anecdotes, compiled by the Hell Hare Submission Reader:
They queue. With gaunt faces and bloodshot eyes, weary feet trudge slowly. The line snakes down the hill, back and forth between the Hell
Fires, all eyes on the stooped shoulders in front. Silence, but for quiet groans. He watches. Three crimson eyes glow eerily in the dark; all that can be seen of the black Hell Hare waiting in the shadows.
Trembling hands lift their offering to the altar, reverently placing it upon the last.
Some even shed a single tear. His soul aches. For he knows he is the maker of dreams, but also the breaker of hearts.
Features the drabbles For My Next Trick, Bite The Hand That Feeds, Go Back To Bed, Survival of the Species , R.A.B.B.I.T., and Down the Rabbit Hole by Zack Zagranis.
The Stygian Lepus Issue #1
A brand new short fiction magazine from Black Hare press. The inaugural
issue features the first part of Heroes are Hard to Find a short story by
Zack Zagranis.
WIth a snap of his fingers the purple warlord wiped out half of the world’s
population. Everyone assumes this was a tragedy but what of the abused
spouses? The neglected children?
What happened when their tormentors suddenly turned to dust and they
were free? Heroes are Hard to Find explores the upside of the “snap” for
one brave woman and the horrors she has to go through when everyone
suddenly reappears five years later.
Read it here