Paul Raboff
Born in Philadelphia, Friends Central School, moved to L.A. at age 11. Pomona College and UCLA began being published in poetry as undergraduate, small magazines, then got connected with the […]
Born in Philadelphia, Friends Central School, moved to L.A. at age 11. Pomona College and UCLA began being published in poetry as undergraduate, small magazines, then got connected with the […]
His other works include Big Ma’s Boys, Itchin’ for Trouble , Skeleton in the Cellar and Kind Girls. While a largely write speculative fiction, he also dabbles in westerns and realism. […]
(1866-1931), Painter, theater designer (the classic Mikado costumes), producer of exquisitely designed books (The Vale Press), life-companion of the painter Charles Shannon (who made the portrait shown here. A friend […]
Melissa Rose Rogers writes speculative fiction and is a recent transplant to the Mile High City with her husband, daughter and furbabies. Board games and ice cream make her smile. […]
is a PEN/O. Henry Prize winning fiction writer. His most recent work can be found in Issue #1 of Dracula Beyond Stoker, due out in November of 2022.
is author of 20 books of poetry full of autumn, gods, monsters, perverse wishes, and rebellion. Most notable are Whippoorwill Road: The Supernatural Poems and Anniversarius: The Book of Autumn. […]
was born to the red diaper. His parents had plans to flee to Canada if McCarthy called their name. He came of age in the turmoil of the 60’s and […]
Elsie Schrotthaufen lives in a world full of wonder! No, wait, that’s Flipper – famous TV dolphin. Elsie Schrotthaufen lives in a world, just like you and me, but maybe […]
(July 12, 1892 – November 19, 1942) was a Polish Jewish writer, artist, and literary critic. A number of collections of his stories are available from Amazon,
is not, absolutely not, a traditional academic, nor a scholar. Steven Sherrill is definitely a wannabe musician. And an enthusiastic but mediocre painter. And a lifelong motorcyclist. He will not […]