In the shadowy realms of the macabre, Dark Descent: Whispers from Beyond beckons you to explore the chilling unknown with its latest collection of microhorror tales. This issue unveils a chilling array of nightmares, where the ordinary twists into the sinister: from a world where spring fails to arrive, unleashing a monstrous presence; to a potato sack concealing a horrifying secret; and a coffee cup that grants nightmarish wishes. Each story, a brief yet haunting descent into terror, promises to unsettle and provoke, capturing the essence of dread in just a few haunting lines. Whether you seek a momentary thrill or a lingering shiver, these whispers will echo in your mind, reminding you that in the darkest corners, fear awaits. Dare to listen?

Dark Descent: Whispers from Beyond invites you to explore the eerie with its latest collection of microhorror tales. From the chilling encounter with an unseen force in Unseen by Tom Sterling, to the horrifying sickness inflicted by a stranger in Transference by Lars Vermeulen, each story promises to unsettle. In the Moments before Death by Kelly Matsuura reveals a fae's deadly allure, while Floating by P.D. Williams explores a child's terrifying vision. Banquet by Khala Grace, Eight Tips for Enjoying a Safe and Fulfilling Vacation Despite the Leak in Reactor Three by Steve Loiaconi, and more tales delve into shadows and dread, ensuring a spine-chilling experience.

Dark Descent: Whispers from Beyond plunges you into the abyss of fear with its third volume of microhorror tales. In Magenta’s Chair by James Hancock, a cursed chair holds the vengeful spirit of a betrayed beauty. Desolation of the Wendigo by Caleb James K. reveals a creature's desperate hunger in a charred wasteland. Darkness by A.J. Brown traps Jay in a nightmarish, suffocating blackness. The Meal by Mishan Denna turns a dinner with friends into a grotesque ordeal. Turnip by Alan P. Marks explores a mother's harrowing fears for her unborn child. The Carpenter’s Store by Milan Kovačević ensnares Evelyn in a nightmarish shop. The Ylyd by James Hancock introduces an ancient demon of insatiable hunger. An Inspector Calls by Malcolm Timperley uncovers a chilling secret in a seemingly innocent home. Lastly, Raven by James Hancock plunges into the deadly allure of a nocturnal queen. Each story promises a gripping and chilling experience.

Dark Descent: Whispers from Beyond plunges into terror with its fourth volume. In the haunting tale Stained Glass by DW Milton, a priest confronts the sinister needs of beauty and blood within a fractured church. Pamela K. Kinney’s It Only Happens Once lures a man into a dark alley, where he meets a seductive monster. Terry Campbell’s The Boy Under the Bridge recounts a child's friendship with a silent figure, leaving chilling implications of loss and longing. The Hollow by Thomas E. Stone captures a man's descent into darkness within his own mind. Finally, S.C. Mills’ Depredadora transforms a spiritual retreat into a nightmare of flesh and earth. Each story promises a chilling exploration of fear and the unknown in this gripping fourth volume.