As if channeled from some dark abyss only accessible by the most daring minds, words and phrases have been summoned for the purpose of conjuring images and meaning for those that read them. Years of material, some cryptic and dark, telling of the horrors that should never be, while others were simple in structure, relying more on possible horrors that could emerge in any day.  Deadman’s Tome acquired quite the collection of stories, poems, and editorials from some very brilliant and ambitious writers. We are forever grateful to those that contributed, and we urge against speculation behind the hiatus.

Yes. Deadman’s Tome is undergoing a hiatus in order to restructure the online magazine. Instead of monthly releases containing a handful of offerings, we aim to publish future editions that live up to the “tome” in Deadman’s Tome. Issues filled with stories connected together by a central theme. No more of the random assortment, no more of the inconsistency. We strive to do away of those weaknesses by improving on them, but in order to do so we need time to plan

 

Deadman's Tome will remain open for submissions and will respond to all submissions within a weekly basis.