The Wonder of Small Things: House, Body, Bird Cover Reveal
So now we come to the end of the road, wrote Babyface, Reid, and Simmons in the 90s, and so it is true here, that Psychopomp arrives at the end…
Afterlives 2025: Reprint Call
You may have read about Psychopomp’s recent reorg, but we are still doing Afterlives 2025: The Year’s Best Death Stories! Instead of having open subs for authors, we are asking…
2025 – For Your Consideration: Psychopomp Award Eligibility
2025 was a year of big changes around here, and we can’t imagine where 2026 will take us. Before we do, let’s look back at what we did in 2025….
No One to Hold the Distant Dead: A Cover Reveal
Inga Nyström chose to leave Earth and help the colony of Nordenmark escape a looming ecological disaster.
Afterlives 2024: Cover Reveal
One cool thing about being a psychopomp is the ability to lead people to places they haven’t been before. Sure sure, the main place we lead people is the Realm of the Dead, yeah yeah, but we can take an occasional detour every so often.
Coins for the Ferryman: Fundraiser For 2026
You cannot kill me in a way that matters. -Personsonable, Tumblr Another October has arrived, crispy around the edges with a coolness that sinks into your bones. One season folds…
A Bone-y Anniversary
On September 17, 2024, FROM THESE DARK ABODES arrived in its skeletal glory, and one year later, we are here to celebrate—with bones. ASSEMBLE SKELETONS! COLOR! GRAB THIS handy-dandy PDF,filled…
Summer in the House of the Departed: A Cover Reveal
Delighted to reveal the cover for Josh Rountree’s SUMMER IN THE HOUSE OF THE DEPARTED and give readers a peek at the early pages.
Summer in the House of the Departed: A Preview
August 26 sees the release of Summer in the House of the Departed, the new novella from Josh Rountree, a Texas novelist and short story writer. What follows is a…
Announcing the Afterlives 2024 Table of Contents
You’ve been waiting for it, and now it is here, delivered hot and fresh to your browser, a table of contents for Afterlives 2024: The Year’s Best Death Fiction. Our…