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Exploring Tales from the Crib: The Legacy of Infantae Press and Horror-Parenting Fiction

"Tales from the Crib was a specialized literary magazine and anthology series published by Infantae Press during the mid-2000s. Founded and edited by L.M. Shuck in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the publication carved a unique niche by focusing on "dark humor and horror for the nursery set," exploring the visceral, psychological, and often terrifying aspects of pregnancy, infancy, and early parenthood. The Genesis of Infantae Press and Its Editorial Vision Infantae Press emerged during a transformative period for independent publishing. In the early 2000s, the "small press" movement was the primary vehicle for experimental and niche horror that larg..."

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