Shoshana D. Kerewsky’s writing has appeared in La Concha, fiction international, QUIX, Northeast Journal, Little Patuxent Review, HamLit, Every Woman I’ve Ever Loved, Which Lilith?, The Psychology of Harry Potter, […]
combines work in psychoanalysis with writing fiction. She is the author of two novels, including Bradstreet Gate (Crown) and The End of Getting Lost (Simon and Schuster), as well as short stories […]
lives and writes in New England. He has spent most of his life working in factories, warehouses and kitchens while writing weird fiction to maintain his equilibrium. His short stories have […]
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 […]
lives in San Diego with her family, which includes a cat named Peppercorn and a pug named Chaucer. Trained as a scholar of medieval literature, she teaches at the University of […]
(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.