The ghosts of childhood come round to play in LITTLE TERRORS, the terrifying second issue from Ram Eye Press.
Responding to the theme "haunted youths", the fifteen contributors explore why our childhood haunts us, what it means to grow up, and the petrifying depths of parenthood.
From haunted music boxes to killer clowns to the mouldering misery of rebirth, in Little Terrors the growing pains are gruesome and nobody is sweet and innocent.

Little Terrors is being made available to read for free so that more people can enjoy it. However, it wasn't free to produce! If you are so inclined, you can purchase a physical or digital edition of our publications, or leave a tip - it all goes towards funding more horror goodness from Ram Eye!

Contents
At Dusk, At The Edge Of The Grounds by Danny Davies
Predator by Daniel Sheen
Homestead Dispersal by Thomas Farr
​Possession by Alex Luceli Jiménez
Wheat/Whispers by Arcane Throne
Many Windows, Many Shutters by Laney Gaughan
coughing/coffee/coffin by Leopold Crow
Grainne Mhaol by Karen Arnold
Wollycobble by Sarah Royston
How Deep? by Halle Preston
Brass 18-Note Musical Movement with Rotating Shaft for Figurine and Removable Key, Tune Swan Lake (Tchaikovsky) by JoJo Rosefire
Children of Lir by C.G. Chimp
Terrier by Eddie Malone
Call Log 44 - 10/10/2021 by Maddy Whitby
Never Had A Friend Like Me by Matei Osenk-Saller

All rights are retained by the respective contributors. Header photograph by Annie Spratt on Unsplash.