Steven Sherril
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 […]
Creators
D. L. Shirey
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lives in Portland, Oregon, where it’s probably raining. Luckily, water is beer’s primary ingredient. His stories and non-fiction appear in 60 publications, including Confingo, Page & Spine, Zetetic, and Wild […]
Dorian J. Sinnott
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is a graduate of Emerson College’s Writing, Literature, and Publishing program, currently living in New York with his two cats. When he’s not writing, he enjoys English horseback riding, playing […]
Kevin Stadt
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holds a master’s degree in teaching writing and a doctorate in American literature. He currently teaches writing at Hanyang University. His fiction has appeared in Kzine, Phantaxis, and Stupefying Stories, […]
Patrick Sweeney
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lives in lower Manhattan where he has produced an international employee benefits law digest for a couple of decades. His fiction and CNF work have appeared in several publications. Some […]
Olga Taran
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was born in Kharkov Ukraine, has a degree in architecture, participated in exhibitions NY and NJ , designed costumes for theatrical performances. Works (object boxes) and paintings are in private […]
Leon Taylor
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teaches economics at a university in Almaty, Kazakhstan, a post-Soviet nation. He has written science fiction for Schlock!, Space and Time, and 365tomorrows.
Randall Van Nostrand
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is a reformed communication consultant for the tech industry. Originally from NYC, she grew up in a theatrical family attending plays she was far too young to see. Now she […]
Julia Vinograd
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(1943-2018) Alma Mater of the Berkeley street poetry scene was a woman who accessorized with animal bones and jewelry that incorporating big fake eyeballs. That was good enough for us, […]
Renée Vivien
(1877-1909) and Englishwoman who wrote her poetry in French, Vivien was the lesbian Baudelaire. Her remarkably candid and intensely decadent verse was forgotten when Modernism dominated literature. She was the […]