| Alex Davis | Worm, July 2009 | ||||
| Allen Kopp | Tomorrow You Shall Find Me a Grave Man, Feb 2010 | Allen Kopp is a technical writer and lives in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. His fiction has been published or is forthcoming in Foliate Oak Literary Journal, Temenos, The Legendary, Danse Macabre, Bartleby-Snopes, Skive, Hoi-Polloi, Conceit Magazine, Dark and Dreary Magazine, A Twist of Noir, Sunken Lines, The Storyteller, The Bracelet Charm, The Ranfurly Review, Superstition Review, and Short-Story.Me. Allen is a 2009 Pushcart Prize nominee for the story “Hermaphrodite Ward” and was a contest finalist in the Bartleby-Snopes dialogue-writing contest. |
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| Anne WillowRaven | Unreliable, Nov 2009 | Annie WillowRaven lives in an “Ivory Tower” in Colorado where she spends most of her time writing, Annie is a practicing Pagan and uses magic for all her writing giving her the edge she needs to fascinate and entertain her readers. A full time college student, Annie has dedicated her academic studies to the written word. If it’s dark, dismal, fiendish, and/or frightful Annie will certainly be there. |
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| April Toche | Immunity, April 2009 | I am a mother of four, and a writer at heart. I have read horror since I was 12, and have been hooked ever since. I have stories inside screaming to get out, so writing is a must for me. I love to shock and kick people out of their comfort zones with my stories. I write because I love it. | |||
| Ben Larson | The Game, Aug 2009 | ||||
| Brandon Earl Hooks | Old Lady Eldridge, December 2008 | No Bio | |||
| Brenton Tomlinson | Spoilt Rotten Aug 2009 | ||||
| Brick Marlin | Devins, Dec 2009 | Married to a woman who keeps him chained up in a room so he won't try and escape from home and turn his fiction into reality, Brick Marlin resides in the Ohio Valley. Brick has written and published numerous short stories and novels. His books include The Darkened Image, Raising Riley, Saturated and Crimson, and his most recent Dark Places of Rest www.brickmarlin.com |
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| Bruce Memblatt | First Dream, Dec 2009 | ||||
| Chris Castle | Bus Full of Dying Nov 2009 | ||||
| Christopher L Knives | Daddy's Little Girl, July 2008 | The author has been writing for a while | |||
| D D Bell | Sour Milk, December 2008 | DD Bell is a graduate in creative writing. When he is not drinking tea and eating scones at The Lock House Tea Rooms, Long Eaton, he can often be seen walking the towpaths near where the river Soar meets the Trent. Bell started writing to fill a void when his position of editor of the local parish magazine, The Eaton Crier, was terminated due to a misunderstanding with the vicar’s wife, Maureen. That, readers, is my humble beginning and what I’m about presently... |
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| D D Bell | Renfield May 2009 | ||||
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| Daniel Stephens | Fantastic Pets and Eccentric Owners, July 2008 | freelance writer and filmmaker from West Yorkshire, England. He has recently had fiction published in Mysterical-e,Twisted Tongue and Skive Magazine. He is currently a staff writer covering the European football championships for Live and has just completed a short documentary film for FourDocs/3 Minute Wonders. | |||
| Daniel Stephens | What's For Dinner, Judith?, August 2008 | ||||
| Dawn Allison | So Sayeth The Devil, October 2008 | If there is a Hell, Dawn Allison will be going there, but she takes comfort in the fact that she will be in good company. | |||
| Don Quigg | Invisible Pain, July 2008 | No details on this author | |||
| Dru Watkins | The Test of Pain April 2009 | ||||
| Edward Rodosek | Duty, August 2008 | I am a Construction Engineer, Doctor of Technical Science and Senior Professor in Faculty of Civil Engineering, Ljubljana, Slovenia, European Union. Beside my professional work I write science fiction. So far I’ve published twelve collections of short sci-fi stories and four novels in Slovenia with good reviews. Recently I have published in USA my collection of science fiction short stories 'BEYOND PERCEPTION'. Besides, nearly three dozen of my short stories have been published in SF magazines | |||
| Edward Rodosek | Romantic Mission, September 2008 | ||||
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| Eric S. Brown | Outbreak on Beta, October 2008 | Eric S Brown is a zombie author living in NC. Some of his books include the upcoming Season of Rot from Permuted Press as well as Cobble, Zombies II: Inhuman, The Queen, The Wave, Waking Nightmares, Dying Days, Space Stations and Graveyards, Madmen's Dreams, and Portals of Terror. Some of his chapbooks include Bad Mojo, Zombies: The War Stories, Flashes of Death, Still Dead, Viruses and Vamps, and Blood Rain among others. His short fiction has been published hundreds of times in markets like The Undead and Blackest Death anthology series, as well as in publications like Dark Wisdom, The Edge, Story House, The Eternal Night, and many others. He is a staff writer for both The Hacker's Source and The Horror Writer magazines and formerly wrote an ongoing comic book column for the entertainment paper, The Guide. He was also just featured as a zombie expert in the book Zombie CSU. | |||
| Gary w. Feather | The Teppo Ghost, Aug 2009 | ||||
| Greg Hall | The Gig, August 2008 | No Bio | No Website | ||
| Holly Day | Joint Custody, March 2009 | Holly Day lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with her two children, husband, and cat. Her newest nonfiction books are Music Theory for Dummies, Music Composition for Dummies, and Walking Twin Cities. Her poetry and fiction have most recently appeared in Coe Review, Laughing Dog, and Pearl | |||
| Elliot Richard Dorman | It All Began On The Internet, August 2008 | Dorfman was a teacher in the New York City School System for more than three decades. He founded Suma Play Productions, Inc., and had an Off-Broadway theatrical repertory company before retiring with his family to Upstate New York. Mr. Dorfman, a former member of the NY Dramatist Guild and Associated Music teachers League, has written for radio stations and cable TV. His plays (dramas and musicals) have appeared on the professional stage, schools and centers. Besides anthologies, his recent poems have | |||
| J. Sullivan | Small Town, Ms, November 2008 | No Bio | |||
| James M. Hartley | Weeds, March 2009 | James Hartley is a former computer programmer. Originally from northern New Jersey, he now lives in sunny central Florida. He has published a fantasy novel, "Teen Angel," and stories in Illusion's Transmitter, Written Word Online, Clonepod, Every Day Fiction, Lorelei Signal, KidVisions, Raygun Revival, and the anthology "Desolate Places." He is currently working on a second novel, "The Ghost of Grover's Ridge." |
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| Jan Melara | The Big Girl Room, November 2008 | No Bio | |||
| Janie Hofmann | Escape, November 2008 | No Bio | |||
| Jason Laverture | Open Grave, October 2008 | I live in New Hampshire near a vast and beautiful cemetery which has given me inspiration for more than one of my stories. It calls to me and floods my mind with its past. I also use the time at my mind numbing job to think up horrible things to write about. I've recently been published in SNM Horror Magazine and Macabre Cadaver. I've also sold two stories to upcoming anthologies Northern Haunts from Shroud Publishing and Mother Goose is Dead from Dragon Moon Press. I have stories archived on several defunct webzines such as House of Pain and Dark Reveries. |
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| John Carrick | Bleeding Metal, Feb 2010 | John Carrick is a television editor working in Los Angeles . |
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| John Grey | Room Service, Aug 2009 | Australian born poet, US resident since late seventies. Works as financial systems analyst. Recently published in Slant, Briar Cliff Review and Albatross with windows crashing silver, branches screaming, mad air pelting stones and bones on battering horn-blasts of highway rampage and raw men scattering like wind flotsam. Night, the predator beast, leaps on day, cracks its back with holocaust fangs. But yearnings never hear, hunger can’t be swayed by bully-boys of Armageddon. It merely combs its hair in jagged light, sighs like a bi-plane through clouds of thunder. “Your dinner is here,” snarls the bell-boy. Some nights, it’s cooked flesh. Some nights, it is the bell-boy. Demonic Scripture The Stories Spoilt Rotten |
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| Kimberly Latorre | Perfection, June 2009 | I'm twenty years old and finishing my first year of college. My goal is to get good enough grades to get a scholarship to a school in England where I plan to major in English |
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| Kody Boye | Duppy, July 2008 | Kody Boye broke into the dark genre market in May 2007 with his short story [A] Prom Queen's Revenge. Since then, his work has been published in magazines, ezines, in podcasts and is also being considered for comic book adaptation. You can visit him online at | |||
| Kristine Ong Muslim | The Way They Sell Their Souls, Sepetember 2008 |
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| Lawrence Barker | The Long Voyage Out, Dec 2009 | Lawrence Barker lives outside Atlanta, Georgia. His work has appeared in a variety of settings, including Weird Tales, Hungur, and Aiofe's Kiss. His newest Novel, Blood Red Sphere, available from Swimming Kangaroo Press, is a tale of double dealings and dark plots on a Mars that should have been. Lawrence is the winner of the 2007 James Award for his short story Cyrus Fell's Blues, a tale of a space alien vampire in 1950s Georgia. |
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| M. J. Neary | My Salieri Complex, April 2010 | ||||
| M. J. NIcholls | Inky Beast, March 2010 | M.J. Nicholls is a callow manboy clacking out experimental, sometimes amusing, but otherwise awkward fiction in Edinburgh, Scotland. He is currently undergoing creative irrigation. His works have been published in Gold Dust Magazine, the Delinquent (UK) and Piker Press and New Paradigm (US). |
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| M.R.L. | The Charge May 2009 | ||||
| Mercedes M. Yardley | The Forbidden Grand, October 2008 | She recently got a motorcycle, rock on! | |||
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| Micheal A Kechula | Jungle Rot, August 2008 | Michael A. Kechula is a retired tech writer. His fiction has won first place in seven contests and second and third place in four others. He’s also won Editor’s Choice awards four times. His stories have been published by 107 magazines and anthologies in Australia, Canada, England, and US. | He’s authored a book of flash and micro-fiction stories: “A Full Deck of Zombies--61 Speculative Fiction Tales.” eBook available at www.BooksForABuck.com and www.fictionwise.com Paperback available at www.amazon.com. | ||
| Micheal Lee Johnson | Harvest Time, November 2008 | ||||
| Micheal Panush | Culpug the Cavelord and the Blood Rites of the Horned God, August 2008 | Nick Medina is a young author from Chicago, Illinois. He has recently had short stories published by Black Petals Magazine, Screams of Terror Magazine, Dark and Dreary Magazine and The New Flesh. To read more of his work visit http://sites.google.com/site/nickjmedina/. |
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| Myrriah Hopkins | When the Bough Breaks, May 2010 | My name is Myrriah "Myrr" Hopkins. I've been telling and writing stories since I was in first grade. I like to make people laugh and give them fun scares. My goal is to become a professional writer and editor. I'm currently living in Florida with my family, some dogs, and a bunch of cats. |
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| Nick Medina | The Body by the Bridge, Dec 2009 | ||||
| Olivia Berrier | Olivia Berrier is a student at Hollins University working towards a double major in Creative Writing and Mathematics. She is often clueless and always shoeless. I have attached a picture to this e-mail as well. Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you! ~ Olivia Berrier |
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| Pamela Caves | Debitum Naturae, Feb 2010 | Pamela Caves is a full time online writer and editor; former creative writing category editor for the online content site, Associated Content, and is the National Creative Writing Examiner on Examiner.com. She also has her own local webzine which displays the work of creative writers and artists in her hometown area. |
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| Paul Handley | Money Tree, Dec 2009 | Paul Handley spent a career as a student and a student of odd jobs. He has an MA, an MPA, and is ABD. He has driven a cab and sold meat door-to-door. Paul has work included or forthcoming in Apollo’s Lyre, Boston Literary Magazine, Ophelia Street, Poesia and others. |
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| Philip Roberts | Publication Credits Broken Record: March 2008 issue of Tabard Inn The Apartment's Best Feature: 2008 "Beneath the Surface" Anthology by Shroud Publishing What’s Always Been Done: Dec. 2008 Issue of The Nautilus Engine |
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| Rachel Lim | Facsimile, April 2010 | ||||
| Richard Pitaniello | No Bio | ||||
| Rick McQuiston | Believe, August 2008 | I'm a 40 year old father of two who loves to read, write, play drums and paint. I've had over 140 publications so far and am currently finishing my third anthology book, 'BENEATH THE MOONLIGHT'. I'm also a guest author at Memphis junior High School. | |||
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| Robert T. Knight | Asterius, July 2008 | The author has been published in other magazines as well.such as the Tales of the Talisman. | |||
| Ron Bruno | No bio | No Website | |||
| Santiago Eximeno | I Have Seen You, October 2008 | Santiago Eximeno (Madrid, 1973) has published (in spanish) several horror/dark fantasy books like "Asura" (Grupo AJEC, 2004), "Cazador de Mentiras" (Jaguar, 2007) or "Bebés jugando con cuchillos" (Grupo AJEC, 2008). He has received Ignotus Award -national sci-fi/horror/fantasy spanish award- for Best Short Story in 2003 and 2006, and his short stories has been translated to english, french, bulgarian, portuguese and japanese. |
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| Saul Lemereond | Blood Music, June 2009 | He has been published in the Sheepshead Journal of the Arts, Necrotic Tissue, Down in the Cellar, Drabblecast, and Dunsteef. |
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| Sean James Bosman | Salvastion Road, July 2009 | ||||
| Selena Floreen | Sickness in the Blood, November 2008 | Born in Joplin Missouri, I have been writing for close to ten years. "Sickness in the Blood" is my first publication, but I am hoping to add two novels The Storms of Tresworld and When Sparrows Fly to that sometime in the next few years, if all goes well. I am married with three children. | |||
| Spencer Delmont Gauvin | Douglas The Entertainer, June 2009 | ||||
| Stephen R. Bonnoil | The Curse of the Kudzu Nov 2009 | Stephen R. Bonniol was born, raised, and still lives in Barrington, RI, an upper middle class town on the shores of Narragansett Bay. If you've ever seen the original Leave it To Beaver TV series, that's what his childhood was like. A good portion of his writing takes place in the town or the nearby states of MA and NH. |
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| Sue Whalen-DeLuca | Hearts, November 2008 | No Bio | No Website | ||
| Terry J. Larson | What Happened, November 2008 | ||||
| Terry J. Larson | Rip Cord, December 2008 | ||||
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| Thom Olausson | Bound For Hell, December 2008 | I have self-published a collection of short horror stories and some dark poetry. It is called The Dead Will Inherit the Earth and have following ISBN: · ISBN-10: 1847993478 · ISBN-13: 978-1847993472 | www.deadtales.com | ||
| Thom Olausson | www.deadtales.com | ||||
| Ty Johnston | Killing Just For Fun, July 2008 | He has been writing short speculative fiction for nearly twenty years. Most recently he has had stories published in Every Day Fiction, Crimson Highway and the Flashing Swords Press anthology "The Return of the Sword." Coming soon are stories in Big Pulp, The Ranfurly Review and the Carnivah House anthology "The Infinity Sword." When not busy reading or writing or working as a newspaper editor, Ty enjoys spending time with his wife and beagle and their three house rabbits. But not necessarily in that order. | |||
| Ty Johnston | Day Trip, October 2008 | ||||
| Ty Johnston | August, March 2009 | Ty Johnston is a former newspaper journalist who has turned his love of writing to fiction. He is the author of the epic fantasy novel "City of Rogues," available for the Kindle at Amazon. When not busy reading or writing, Ty enjoys spending time with his wife, their beagle and three house rabbits. | |||
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| Wayne Summers | Popcorn May 2009 | ||||
Demonic Tome by Thom OlaussonThrough a veil of flesh the insane Undead whispers/ Alastor smile within the heart of men/ Another name is entered into Satan's Demonic Tome/ Within a tomb of darkness the ghost of a killer is imprisoned/ Lilith kisses his long dead lips/ The names of the Beast inked in blood in the Demonic Tome/ A thief nailed to the cross wearing a crown of fire/ Colopatiron turn his key and howl/ The history of the damned written down in the Demonic Tome/ A dead staring eye upon a blackened sky/ Aesma whisper in the ear of mankind/ Another deed entered into the eternal Demonic Tome/ A church of bones are the home of the cursed/ Euronymous feast upon their diseased corpses/ 666 authors write their confessions in the Demonic Tome... (More) |
The Charge by M.R.L A young girl was lain ungarnished across the wide, round oak table, with her extremities spread and pulled tightly by various ropes to prevent any great struggle she might attempt. Her eyes, wild and pleading, were ignored by the small congregation of men and women benched around her. They chattered excitedly as their dining servants filled their cups and cleared their plates and utensils, as this ritual traditionally did not require them. A sharply dressed man entered the room and warmly acknowledged the applauding guests as he made his way to stand at the edge of the table. He smiled and started to mouth a speech in a language that the girl did not understand. She felt sickened every time he laid his dark eyes on her nude outstretched form. The volume of his voice heightened, drawing his speech to a close. The guests applauded again and raised their goblets to a toast. Every one of them then stood and undressed themselves completely. All eyes were on the girl struggling against the restraints that fixed her to the center of that table. Their stares showed a bestiality that caused her to cry out uncontrollably and try to violently wrench herself free. (more) |
The Cuckoo Clock by Jonathan D. Stiffy Catherine came to her boyfriend‟s Victorian home after her last class that autumn afternoon. After two faint knocks at the door, she decided to try the knob. James left the door open when he knew that Catherine would be coming to visit. Clarion, Pennsylvania, was one of those rare towns where more than a few residents wouldn‟t have given a second thought to unlocked doors. With a firm push, the door creaked open and she entered a living room filled with Gilded Age furniture and dust-laden artifacts. As she sat her purse down on a coffee table in the center of the room, the chime of a clock echoed from down the hall. She knew the order of the chimes of the many clocks James had around the house. First, the antique Seth Thomas in the kitchen would chime, then the grandfather clock in the living room, followed by the Kassell pendulum in the hall. Lastly, the irritating call of the cuckoo clock on the southern wall of the living room would chime. James had many clocks, but the cuckoo clock—of anonymous brand—did not fit with the others. (more) |
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