Issue Twenty-Four of Haven Spec Magazine is here! Read it and slip sideways through the narrow limits of what your senses tell you, and fly through the endless space that lies both beyond your world and at the very center of your soul. There is grief among these pages, and there is hope and there is doubt. Feel the stubborn promise of community, the confidence of the zealot, and the loneliness of the lost who fear they may never be found. And please, spread the word!

Fiction by R.L. Meza, Lora Gray, Merc Fenn Wolfmoor, and Dan Peacock
Poetry by Arden Baker, H.V. Patterson, Christopher Leigh Silverberg, and Anna Madden
Non-fiction by Jessica Peter, plus a brief note from the editor and little reviews by our associate editors
Cover art by Caleb Worcester

Subscribers can read it now, and the free-to-read online version goes up on August 5th!


Cover Artist

Caleb Worcester

Caleb Worcester is a 24-year-old multi-talented artist born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri. His work explores themes of loss, loneliness, and neuro-divergency in light-soaked, vibrant compositions. He has illustrated for The Washington Post and Blue Origin, and has animated for companies across the globe. He dreams of one day heading a feature film, with a focus on authentic, artist driven visuals.


Table of Contents

Fiction

Pieces of Anna by R.L. Meza

In This Dimension, Do You Still Believe in God? by Lora Gray

If You Don’t Return, I Want You To Know by Merc Fenn Wolfmoor

Convergence by Dan Peacock

Poetry

flowers, coffee, cinnamon and the long way home by Arden Baker

Here Come The Men In Black, or, Out Wrecks The Shroud, or, Kelly’s Black Boyfriend Is Actually The Eschaton??? by Christopher Leigh Silverberg

The First Spider on the Moon by H.V. Patterson

Wintering Grounds by Anna Madden

Non-Fiction