SomethingDark
<<
<
Click to view page 0 - cover Click to view page 2 - contents Click to view page 4 - editorial Click to view page 6 - editorial Click to view page 8 - editorial Click to view page 10 - photography Click to view page 12 - photography Click to view page 14 - photography Click to view page 16 - photography Click to view page 18 - photography Click to view page 20 - photography Click to view page 22 - photography Click to view page 24 - photography Click to view page 26 - photography_interview Click to view page 28 - photography_interview Click to view page 30 - photography Click to view page 32 - photography Click to view page 34 - nonfiction Click to view page 36 - nonfiction_feature Click to view page 38 - nonfiction_feature Click to view page 40 - nonfiction_feature Click to view page 42 - nonfiction_feature Click to view page 44 - nonfiction_feature Click to view page 46 - nonfiction_reflection Click to view page 48 - nonfiction_reflection Click to view page 50 - nonfiction_reflection Click to view page 52 - nonfiction_reflection Click to view page 54 - nonfiction_critique Click to view page 56 - nonfiction_critique Click to view page 58 - art Click to view page 60 - art Click to view page 62 - art Click to view page 64 - art Click to view page 66 - art Click to view page 68 - art_interview Click to view page 70 - art_interview Click to view page 72 - art Click to view page 74 - art_interview Click to view page 76 - art_interview Click to view page 78 - art Click to view page 80 - featured-fetish Click to view page 82 - featured-fetish_research Click to view page 84 - featured-fetish_research Click to view page 86 - featured-fetish Click to view page 88 - photographer_profile Click to view page 90 - featured-fetish Click to view page 92 - featured-fetish Click to view page 94 - featured-fetish_feature Click to view page 96 - featured-fetish_feature Click to view page 98 - featured-fetish_feature Click to view page 100 - perspective Click to view page 102 - perspective Click to view page 104 - perspective Click to view page 106 - perspective Click to view page 108 - photography_interview Click to view page 110 - photography_interview Click to view page 112 - photography_interview Click to view page 114 - SomethingDark Click to view page 116 - literature Click to view page 118 - literature Click to view page 120 - literature Click to view page 122 - literature_interview Click to view page 124 - literature_interview Click to view page 126 - literature_interview Click to view page 128 - literature_interview Click to view page 130 - inReview Click to view page 132 - inReview Click to view page 134 - inReview Click to view page 136 - inReview Click to view page 138 - inReview Click to view page 140 - inReview Click to view page 142 - inReview Click to view page 144 - something-drawn Click to view page 146 - something-drawn Click to view page 148 - back-cover
>
>>

Latest somethingdark news

Developing a website such as SDk and the magazine it hosts takes time. That's why we think contributors and others interested in what we are doing deserve to be kept informed on our progress. This page has been designed to do exactly that: to keep you up-to-date as to where we are. We're pleased to have you with us.

Keep up-to-date: to be notified when the next issue of SomethingDark is out or when there is a significant update to the website, click here to join our mailing list.


View: Latest Entries | Latest News | SDk Updates | Twitter

Breaking radio silence: SDk02 is launched!SDk Updates ->

Wed 19 Oct, 2011.

It’s been a long time since our last update and as the brand-new editorial of a certain online publication states, it’s been a long time between celebratory, issue-launch drinks. But all that has changed: SomethingDark 02 is out, and, with this milestone, we’re not looking back.

SDk02 represents a very significant step forward in technical development and the presentation of the magazine. And, of course, we think the photography, art and writing follows with the standard set by SDk01 and, really, would be hard pressed to be bettered.

It has, in fact, been a challenge to produce an encore to SDk01 with a team of two; some indication of this lies in the fact that email communications between Chris and Daryl became a document of 600 A4 pages (exactly) which is a word processing file of 3.3 Mb. But we’ve done it, and now we have secured some very experienced and capable editorial assistance from none other than SDk02’s literature writer, Marilyn Jaye Lewis.

Marilyn is in Bristol with us as we write, and has been our guest for just over a week. In fact, on Friday (that’s 21 October for those who lose track of time, which has certainly been us over the last few weeks), we are whisking Marilyn off to London to deliver a lecture on the topic of her latest book, Twilight of the Immortal, at a society dedicated to decadent culture, The Last Tuesday Society. She returns to America on Sunday. We’re sure you’ll be hearing a lot more about Marilyn in the coming months (as if her seriously impressive resumé, as showcased in her SDk Contributor Directory profile, were not enough).

Now, we are not ones to rest on laurels, not even our own... so we can reveal right now that SDk03’s contributors are all but settled, and we have some big surprises to announce in this regard; rest assured, we will take great pleasure in announcing certain of SDk03’s contributors when the time is appropriate.

We go on, and we love it. We hope you do, too.