Night Cry

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Night Cry was a short-lived but highly-regarded horror and fantasy fiction companion to The Twilight Zone Magazine published quarterly in the mid 1980s; unlike TZ, Night Cry was a digest-sized magazine rather than a "standard" 8.5 x 11" magazine. Along with fiction, it featured notable photo-collages by J. K. Potter. It was edited by Alan Rodgers and Tappan King, and ran from Summer 1985 to Fall 1987 before ending. The folding of TZ and Night Cry inspired a boom of semi-professional horror fiction magazines to try to fill the void.

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• Science fiction magazine
• Fantasy fiction magazine
• Horror fiction magazine
• Magazine