editorship, the magazine published several noted writers, including Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, Pamela Sargent, and Peter Straub. In late 1985, Michael Blaine succeeded Klein as editor. From March 1986 until its last issue of June 1989 the editor was Tappan King, who also edited its "twisted sister" publication, "Night Cry". It was the most reliable market for much of the best short horror in that period and appealed to audiences for the likes of "Fangoria" and "Starlog", as well as for "The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction" and "Whispers". Like "Omni Magazine", which it also somewhat resembled, it was published by a company better-known for "skin" magazines, "Gallery"'s Montcalm Publishing.