Alexander Pushkin
(1799-1837) The greatest Russian poet before Akhmatova, and so famous that we need not here summarize the Wikipedia article . What concerns you to know, and which Wikipedia won’t help […]
(1799-1837) The greatest Russian poet before Akhmatova, and so famous that we need not here summarize the Wikipedia article . What concerns you to know, and which Wikipedia won’t help […]
is an independent scholar and translator of dead authors who wrote in dead languages, a vocation which has given a slightly Ouija cast to his thinking. He lives in northern […]
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 […]