Roz Kaveney
is a poet, novelist, activist and cultural commentator living in London. She is perhaps best known for her translation of Catullus, her Lambda-winning novel Tiny Pieces Of Skull and for […]
is a poet, novelist, activist and cultural commentator living in London. She is perhaps best known for her translation of Catullus, her Lambda-winning novel Tiny Pieces Of Skull and for […]
has been writing her entire life. Originally from Michigan, she moved to New York City after college to pursue a career in publishing, and has been working in the industry […]
Shoshana D. Kerewsky is always excited by new bugs but is not a licensed entomologist. Her memoir in mixed forms is Cancer, Kintsugi, Camino is available (click title) from Amazon.
is a retired teacher living in Windsor, Ontario, Canada who writes short stories of horror, crime, fantasy, and science fiction. His work has appeared, or is forthcoming in: Anotherealm; Jakob’s […]
is a Stoker Award nominee whose stories have appeared in Chuck Palahniuk’s Burnt Tongues, ThugLit, Grotesque Magazine, Infernal Ink and Shotgun Honey. His noir comic ‘120 Doses’ is available now […]
(1814-1841), poet and novelist, second only to Pushkin in power. But while Pushkin had a Goethe-like classical balance, Lermontov was a romantic, whose real life matched his Byronic self image—hence […]
(1855-1906) Defiantly “out” French decadent writer whose enthralling novels are just now beginning to be translated into English. A brilliant journalist, his wonderfully lurid genre fiction is an unwholesome delight.
is a writer and musician who grew up in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. His collection of linked stories, Back in Brookford, has received advance critical praise and will be published later this year. […]
began his working life, aged 17, at The Northern Echo, a daily newspaper in the North of England, where he started his working life. His subsequent career included 11 years […]