Midnight Street

Midnight Street is a British horror-fiction magazine founded and published by Trevor Denyer. The title is a revival of an earlier publication called Roadworks and has appeared under the Midnight Street name since 2004. Its identity is rooted in short-form horror and related speculative fiction, placing it within the broader ecosystem of science-fiction, fantasy, and genre magazines. Available reference material identifies the publication primarily by its editorial and publishing role rather than by a larger corporate ownership structure, retail network, or diversified product portfolio. As a magazine brand, Midnight Street is best understood as a periodical title and publishing imprint whose value lies in its name, editorial concept, and continuity with the earlier Roadworks publication. Publicly available information in the supplied material does not establish its current publication frequency, circulation, distribution footprint, detailed editorial roster, commercial performance, or present operating status. No separate consumer-product lines, corporate parent, listed entity, or financial disclosures are identified.

Midnight Street is a British horror-fiction magazine associated with publisher Trevor Denyer. Before adopting its current title, the publication existed under the name Roadworks. The title was revived or re-established as Midnight Street in 2004, and the magazine has been published under that name since then. This continuity gives the brand a distinct place in specialist genre publishing: it is not simply a newly created magazine, but a successor to an earlier publication with an established relationship to horror and speculative fiction. Reference material describes Midnight Street alongside science-fiction and fantasy magazines, reflecting the overlap among these literary markets while identifying horror fiction as its central editorial field. Beyond its founding, title transition, and publisher, the available material does not provide verified details about issue frequency, print or digital format, contributors, circulation, distribution channels, editorial changes, or current publication activity. No corporate parent, acquisition, public listing, or documented financial information is identified.

• 2004

  Publication under the Midnight Street title

  [1]Midnight Streeten.wikipedia.org

  The publication formerly known as Roadworks was revived or continued under the name Midnight Street. Trevor Denyer is identified as its founder and publisher.

A British specialist magazine brand focused on horror fiction and related speculative genre literature.

• Horror-fiction periodical · 2004

  Midnight Street magazine

  The core offering is the Midnight Street magazine itself, a British specialist periodical centered on horror fiction. The supplied reference does not specify its issue frequency, format, circulation, or distribution model, but identifies the title as a publication revived from Roadworks and issued under the Midnight Street name since 2004.

1. 1Midnight Streeten.wikipedia.org