From Behemoth

Written By Behemoth Magazine

Art Credit: Scott Knoll

our thanks

Behemoth received over 600 submissions from talented creatives, and we’re proud to showcase selected works here.

While Behemoth is still growing, we are grateful for the support of Jacob Reina and his support to accept Russian works for the first time and to release the issue during the first #LitMagWeek celebration event. Whether you are here for the first time or a returning guest, thank you.

While Behemoth’s webstore is in development during the event, we’d like to encourage supporting: Nicholas Garza of Torrid Comics (Local comic creator and Behemoth’s zine printer), Scrub Jay Press, Judging by the Cover, Sour Milk Fresno, Secret Identity Comics, Tipped Ears, and your local animal shelter.

For more information on Behemoth’s LitMagWeek plan and about the event click here.

POETRY
J. Hellend
David Anson Lee
Everix Machan
Sammy Bellin
Aimée Keeble
Seth Pyrtle
Isabel Flick
Alessandra Nysether-Santos
Pilshchikova Tatiana
Adalain Eydie Sans

FICTION
Chris Cochran
Mark Connelly
Zachary Lapinski
Gregory Smith
David Martinez
Kiernan McCafferty
Gary Beck
Ashley Mangtani
Andriy Nivchuk
Nadira Mulyandari
Wendy Masters
Erin Antler

NONFICTION
Dale Scherfling
Natalie M.
Brian Selman
Rosine Selemani

ART/COMICS/PHOTOGRAPHY
Léa Kristmanson
Edward Michael Supranowicz
Susan L. Pollet
Aidan Wyrough
Danny
Darya Foroohar
Kinoq
Tori De La Torre
Valentino Di Pietro Hernandez

EXPERIMENTAL
David Koehn & Rebecca Resinski
Daniel Grobe Sachs

WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO
Everyone that submitted
Everyone reading

Behemoth Magazine

Founded in 2024 by a few university writers and artists, Behemoth Magazine is a web magazine and art collective living in the shadows of giant monsters, drawing Shonen Jump-inspired manga, and listening to punk music.

It’s where poets, fiction writers, artists, and comic creators find room to carve their initials across the sky. It’s a collection of fragments: a half-heard idea, a half-remembered dream, and the towering imaginings that grow from them.

The pages of Behemoth Magazine are maps. They lead somewhere with no particular destination in mind. They’re stained, smudged, crumpled, folded, and still developing.

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