
Contributors On this page you will find the contact details and a short biography of any contributors who wish to be included on the list. I hope that in time this may prove to be a valuable resource for those who wish to find others to colaborate on projects with them. Contributors are listed in the order they joined forces with the Ethereal Tales, many have contributed more than once so if you are looking for someone in a recent copy and can't find them near the end of the list try looking futher back for them. To contact me on official zine business or with zine enquiries click here and use the contact form. To contact me personally or as a writer use the address below. |
Name |
Bio |
E-mail Address |
Teresa Ford (aka The Editor) (aka Raven) |
I enjoy writing prose and poems
on a variety of fiction subjects with my favourite being vampires. I
have had a few stories printed online and in the magazine Crimson which
was produced by Thee Vampire Guild (no longer running). I created this
zine to be able to enjoy the writing and artwork of others as well as
to make contact with others who enjoy the same subjects as me. |
raven@etherealtales.co.uk |
Daevid Ford |
A talented friend of mine who has
kindly allowed me to use his pieces of artwork on the front covers of
all Ethereal Tales issues so far published |
Messages can be sent to me at raven@etherealtales.co.uk
to pass |
Shelley (aka Luner) |
A traditional illustrator in the
main I also create computer generated works. |
shelley@etherealtales.co.uk |
Wayne Sharrocks |
I juggle my time between working
at the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary/Birds-of-Prey Centre with penning dark
psychological thrillers. In 2005 I was fortunate enough to secure a three-book paperback deal with Pegasus Publishers. My debut novel 'Redemption' was published 21/01/06, with the sequel 'Dominion' following on 08/10/07. |
For more information about Wayne
and his books click HERE |
Andrew M. Boylan (aka Taliesin_ttlg) |
I created
the regularly updated review blog “Taliesin Meets the Vampires.”
I also provide a column and other content for the podcast the Frequency
of Fear. I have also written a vampire genre novella entitled “Behind
the Masque” which is freely available in electronic format and
"Concilium Sanguinarius", the first book in my Books of the
Velvet series. |
For more information about Andrew,
his book and other projects click HERE |
Eternity Valette |
I am a student who looks for any
reason to not do my degree. Writing is by far the most fun! |
eternityvalette@etherealtales.co.uk |
Eric S. Brown |
Eric S Brown is a zombie writer and comic columnist, living in NC. He is the author of the upcoming Season of Rot (from Permuted Press) and Unabridged, Unabashed, and Undead: The Best of Eric S Brown (from Library of the Living Dead Books), both due out in 2009. Some of his past books include Cobble, Zombies II: Inhuman, The Queen, The Wave, Waking Nightmares, Dying Days, Madmen's Dreams, and the chapbooks Bad Mojo, Zombies: The War Stories, Flashes of Death, Still Dead, Viruses and Vamps, and Blood Rain among others. His short fiction has been published hundreds of times in markets like The Undead anthology series, Where have all the Good Zombies Gone, Zombology, and in magazines like Dark Wisdom and many others. |
Incubusvane@aol.com |
Michael A. Kechula |
Michael A. Kechula is a retired
tech writer. His fiction has won first place in seven contests and placed
in six others. He’s also won Editor’s Choice awards four
times. His stories have been published by 127 magazines and anthologies
in Australia, Canada, England, India, Scotland, and US. He’s authored
a book of flash and micro-fiction stories: “A Full Deck of Zombies--61
Speculative Fiction Tales.” eBook available at www.BooksForABuck.com
and www.fictionwise.com
Paperback available at www.amazon.com. |
m.kechula@att.net |
Jonathan J. Schlosser |
Jonathan J. Schlosser first discovered
horror through The Bachman Books, which, of course, turned out to be
written by Stephen King. He has been writing horror, fantasy, and science
fiction for a little over a year, in which time he has published eighteen
short stories. He is currently working on two novels and is putting
together the Candlelight anthology series. He lives in Grand Rapids. |
You can visit his website at
www.jonathanjschlosser.com |
Andrew Hawnt |
Music journalist, author, musician,
goth/metal DJ, SF and fantasy addict. Feel free to get in touch! |
You can find out more, and contact
him here www.myspace.com/severdream |
C.J. Carter-Stephenson |
Everything you could possibly want to know (& more) on show at - www.carter-stephenson.co.uk |
christian@c-stephenson.freeserve.co.uk |
Alan Lawson |
Alan lives and works in Whitby, North Yorkshire, the spiritual home of vampires and pirates. Having worked as a clinical hypnotherapist for many years and as a writer and editor, he loves to work with words, especially when they can be persuaded to join together and make sense. Alan's novels can be found at www.sutekhhouse.co.uk |
info@sutekhhouse.co.uk |
Goth-Alice |
Graphic designer, illustrator and
dark artist Helen Bainbridge, otherwise known as Goth-Alice. You can
find out more about Helen and her art here at www.goth-alice.co.uk Her artwork is available via her website and also on items at Cute 'N' Creepy |
alice@goth-alice.co.uk |
Chris Bell of Otherworld Illustrations |
"Since my earliest memory,
I have had a pencil or pen in my hand. Dreaming medieval,Gothic and
fantastical tales,the mythical world has always been close to me and
my art." Chris lives and works in the Potteries,Stoke-on-Trent with his partner,cats,dogs,chickens and rabbits! His artwork is available via his Otherworld-Illustrations site and also on items at Cute 'N' Creepy |
belchrst@ntlworld.com |
Lady Marion Blackrose |
I'm a single mom, who writes poetry
and faerie tales.I'm originally from Florida.I like being myself |
lady_marion_blackrose@hotmail.co.uk |
Glynn Barrass |
Glynn lives in the North East of
England and has been writing since late 2006. He likes graveyards more
than he likes shopping centers, and finds the people there far more
amenable. His work has been published in a number of magazines and anthologies
including ‘Bound For Evil,' ‘Murky Depths,’ ’
‘Tales of the Talisman,’ and ‘The Yellow Sign.’
He is also the author of the apocalyptic zombie novella, “The
King of Deadtown,”available from bookstores and the publisher,
Dead Letter Press.He shares his home with his cat Sisko, and a few friendly
ghosts he’s met over the years. |
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Amelia Goodwin |
Creator of 'Solitude' - Issue
Two |
amelia166@hotmail.co.uk |
Jason V. Brock |
Jason V Brock is an award-winning
writer, filmmaker, composer and artist, and has been published internationally
in Dark Scribe Press’s Butcher Knives & Body Counts [anthology];
Dark Discoveries; Animal Magnetism [anthology]; Calliope; Ethereal Tales;
The Bleeding Edge [anthology] and several others. He is Art Director/Managing
Editor for Dark Discoveries Magazine. A filmmaker, his films include the documentaries Charles Beaumont: The Short Life of Twilight Zone’s Magic Man; The AckerMonster Chronicles, and Image, Reflection, Shadow: Artists of the Fantastic. Composer/guitarist for ChiaroscurO. Loves his wife, Sunni, reptiles/amphibians and vegan/vegetarianism. Visit his website at www.JaSunni.com |
JaSunni@JaSunni.com |
Suzanne Jackson |
Writer of 'Tradition' - Issue
Two |
suzannejackson@etherealtales.co.uk |
Cantara |
Writer of 'The Crowning of
Nature' - Issue Two |
xolonos@gmail.com |
Michael Fontana |
Michael lives in northwest Arkansas,
USA, and works for a community mental health center. |
paz9461@yahoo.com |
Matt Betts |
Matt Betts is a former radio personality
and reporter. His writing appears in numerous publications including Weird Tales, Kaleidotrope, A Thousand Faces and the Triangulation: Taking Flight anthology. He can be found on the Web at www.mattbetts.com |
mattbetts@mattbetts.com |
Ana Héau |
Ana Heau is French, of Serbian descent,
and lives in London, just to make it that little bit more interesting. |
lioncourt@hotmail.co.uk |
Alan Loewen |
Alan Loewen lives in the United States with his wife and three sons near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania along with a Sheltie named Socrates, a homicidal parrot called “The Death Chicken,” and way too many cats. You can follow Alan’s continual adventures in writing at http://literary-equine.livejournal.com/ |
magic.by.alan@gmail.com |
Josie Gowler |
Josie Gowler lives in Cambridgeshire
and specialises in weird tales set in the East Anglian Fens and science
fiction & fantasy short stories; sometimes these overlap.
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josiegowler@etherealtales.co.uk |
Mike Phillips |
Mike Phillips grew up on a small
farm in West Michigan. In addition to hard work and responsibility,
his father gave him a very special gift. Each year during summer vacation,
the television, affectionately referred to as “The Idiot Box”,
was turned off. This meant that when not tending sheep, mending fences,
gardening, building furniture, chopping wood, or goofing off, Mike’s
summers were spent reading. In memory of all the wonderful stories and
things he didn’t understand at the time, Mike hopes that through
his writing he can, in some small way, share this gift with others. |
mpp7278@yahoo.com |
Kevin Joseph |
Kevin Joseph is a part time writer,
full time dreamer, often time clown. He likes many fantasy works, but
feels that if Neil Gaiman or Douglas Adams wrote it, it is perfect.
No exceptions. |
kevin_joseph@etherealtales.co.uk |
Sarah Deckard |
I have a degree in English. My poems
and short stories have been published over a dozen times in magazines
and anthologies such as Transcendent Visions, Kinships, Minas Tirith,
Evening Star: The Journal of the American Tolkien Society, With Flute
and Drum and Pen, Best Poets of 1998, Northern Stars Magazine, Children,
Churches, and Daddies, Twisted Tongue Magazine, and Dark Distortions.
I recently published a compilation of short stories entitled Tapestry
of Tales: Classic Fairy Tales Retold. |
flossran@comcast.net |
Alice M. Roelke |
I am the very model of a modern...
wait. |
alice_m_roelke@etherealtales.co.uk |
Elizabeth Inglee |
Elizabeth Inglee was born near Boston
and lives in Wilmington Delaware. When she lived in Massachusetts she
used to drive over the Tobin Bridge often. She works at a job that gives
her time to let her mind wander. She loves folklore and history and
helps manage a flock of Historic Rare Breed Sheep for a local museum.
She’s been writing since the year 2000. This is her first published
work and she is over the moon about it. This story was written for Kate
who loves Tengu. |
bodgeir@aol.com |
Holly Day |
Writer of |
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Razz |
Razz is a traditional media artist
and cartoonist. Hobbies include reading, writing, drawing, and breathing.
You can learn more about her by saying her name thirteen times in a
dark room...or by visiting her website. |
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| Leon Atkinson |
I am a self taught artist. I love fantasy, nature and gothic themes. |
See more of his art here www.geocities.com/leonatkinsonii leonatkinson@hotmail.com |
Lloyd Poast |
Writer of 'Angelina' - Issue Four |
lloydpoast@yahoo.ca |
Brandon Ebinger |
Brandon lives outside New Orleans
and is active in the goth/steampunk scene. He plays too many video games
and dreams of Halloween all year long. |
brandonmebinger@yahoo.com |
Naomi Clark |
Writer of 'Burned' - Issue Four 'Happy Anniversary' - Issue Five |
naomi_jay@hotmail.co.uk |
Heather Kuehl |
Heather Kuehl is a writer of horror,
fantasy, and the occasional science fiction. More about her can be found
at http://heatherkuehl.googlepages.com/malevolentdead |
heatherkuehl@etherealtales.co.uk |
Gary Budgen |
Gary Budgen grew up in London where
he still lives. He has had stories published in Interzone, Scheherzade,
Dark Horizons and Focus |
garyray66@tiscali.co.uk |
K. Sheehan |
Writer of 'Scales' - Issue Four |
kevamy1@verizon.net |
Ellen Harvey |
Ellen Harvey is currently a Creative
Writing major at Queensland University of Technology in Australia. She
predominantly writes speculative fiction (sci-fi/fantasy genres) for
young adults and always has a million projects on the go. The most recent
project is planning and writing a fictional blog, Shattered, which begins
in November 2009 at http://shattered.lnkproductions.org/
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writer@lnkproductions.org |
| A.J. Cooper |
Andrew James Cooper enjoys fantasy
fiction of all kinds but his favorite genre is sword and sorcery. His
work has appeared in a number of magazines such as Mindflights and Abandoned
Towers. Stay tuned to his blog at andrewjcooper.wordpress.com
to hear news about his upcoming novel. |
AJCooperauthor@gmail.com |
Kevin Vorshak |
Kevin Vorshak is a part-time writer
from Ohio. He writes mostly science fiction, fantasy and horror; and
occasionally dabbles in poetry. Like many writers, he hopes to one day
be able to work his craft full-time. When not writing or working, he
enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, two poodles and his
fish. |
jontom45@gmail.com |
David Perlmutter |
I am an emerging science fiction
and fantasy writer who has just begun getting acceptances for my work. |
dperlmutter@mts.net |
Anna Sykora |
Anna Sykora has been an attorney in New York and
a teacher of English in Germany, where she resides with her patient
husband and three enormous Forest Cats. To date she has placed 90
tales in the small press or on the web, and 163 poems. |
sykora.suzanne@gmx.net |
Paul Malone |
Paul is from Australia but now lives
with his family in Vienna, Austria. Switching countries and languages
is what Paul believes prompted him to start writing. He tries to infuse
into his stories the fresh perspective and conflicting emotions that
he has experienced living abroad. His stories have appeared in Everyday
Weirdness, Alien Skin, Flash Magazine, 50 to 1, Static Movement, Moon
Drenched Fables and the Specusphere. |
paulmalone@etherealtales.co.uk |
Lily |
After many adventures across the
country and a successful run as a graphic designer, Lily decided to
return to Winnipeg and plot her next move. While she has never packed
a gun, she has been known to use her sharp wit with deadly accuracy.With
several publications, you never know what may emerge next from this
tough as nails Canadian while she explores the world of dark fiction. Visit her website www.lilyauthor.com or blog http://lilyauthor.blogspot.com/ for more information. |
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| J.S Watts |
J.S.Watts lives and writes in the
flatlands of East Anglia. Her poetry and short stories have appeared
in a diversity of print and online magazines in Britain and abroad.
You can find her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/JSWatts/84833615566 |
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| S L Kelly |
Although born in the grim north,
S L Kelly now lives and works in Cambridge. She lives in a house with
other people and enjoys a veriety of past times, none of which can be
mentioned here. |
crystal_phoenix_7@hotmail.com |
R J Payne |
R J Payne is a fantasy fiction writer
based in Cambridge, England. She is a member of CWIL and Different Star.
Keep up with her work on Different Star's Facebook page or follow her
on Twitter @rebeccajpayne. |
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| James Hayward |
Writer of 'The Man Who Was Fished'
- Issue Six |
james.hayward@gmx.com |
| Patrick MacPhee |
Patrick is a teacher, husband, and father in Ontario, Canada. |
patrick_macphee@etherealtales.co.uk |
| Chris Castle |
Chris has sent work out and been
accepted numerous times; influences include Ray Carver and Stephen King. |
chriscastle76@hotmail.com |
| Leila Anani |
Writer of 'Strange Reflection' - Issue Six Suffolk shop assistant in love with words and dreaming of far flung worlds peopled with twisted gothic characters. |
vampiremovies@hotmail.com |
| Yolanda Sfetsos |
Yolanda lives in Sydney, Australia
with her small family. She loves to write, read, go for walks, and enjoys
treading close to the side of darkness… but only in fiction, of
course. |
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Sascha Cooper |
Sascha Cooper is a professional
performer, psychic reader, writer and gothic make up artist living in
Brighton. She has 5 pieces of work published ranging from poetry to
short stories. Her writing blog can be found at http://saschacooper.blogspot.com |
sassysash25@hotmail.co.uk |
| RG Daubney |
A writer of little fame or consequence-
as yet |
RDaubney@gmail.com |
Vonnie Winslow Crist |
Vonnie Winslow Crist writes a column for "Harford's Heart Magazine," illustrates for "The Vegetarian Journal," edits "The Gunpowder Review," and teaches creative writing for Harford Community College. Recently, her writing appeared in "Cemetary Moon," "Ensorcelled Magazine," www.SpaceWesterns.com, "Tales of the Talisman," and "ENG-Zine." |
For more information see her website: |
| John Ayliff |
John Ayliff lives in Cambridge,
England and is a writer in the computer games industry. His stories
have appeared in Flashes in the Dark and The Absent Willow Review. |
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Lee Clark Zumpe |
After earning his BA in English
at the University of South Florida, Lee Clark Zumpe began working with
Tampa Bay Newspapers as a proofreader. In addition to his responsibilities
in the editorial and production departments, Lee is now the publisher’s
chief entertainment columnist. His nights are consumed with the invocation
of ancient nightmares, each dutifully bound in works of fiction and
poetry. His short stories and poetry have appeared in a variety of publications
such as Weird Tales, Space and Time and Dark Wisdom and in the anthologies
Horrors Beyond, Corpse Blossoms, High Seas Cthulhu, Abominations, Withersin’s
Unkindness and Grants Pass. |
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| Jessy Marie Roberts |
Jessy Marie Roberts lives with her
husband and two dogs, Tucker and Snags, in Western Nebraska. She grew
up in Morgan Hill, California. |
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| Paul Newman |
Paul Newman lives in California
with his wife and daughter. He sleeps with the closet light on and a
cricket bat next to the bed… just in case. |
You can find more of his stories at
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Robert William Shmigelsky |
Robert is an aspiring fantasy writer
taking English courses at Okanagan College to try to improve his writing.
Besides reading and writing, some of his hobbies include computers and
history. He has a dry sense of humour, which he blames his stepfather
for. Also, he has a habit of making history jokes no one but him understands.
He is currently working as a certified care aide in beautiful British
Columbia to support his writing. |
shmglsky@msn.com |
Emma Kathryn |
Emma Kathryn is a very small writer with a huge imagination! Pop along to her blog at: http://bewarethevampirebunnies.blogspot.com/ |
emma_kathryn@etherealtales.co.uk |
Robert Essig |
On his spare time, when not sweating his life away painting houses, Robert enjoys his family, a good horror anthology, old vinyl records, whiskey, and writing (not necessarily in that order). His work has been published in many magazines and anthologies including Abaculus III, Zombonauts, Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes, and Cemetery Moon. Drop by his website: robertessig.com |
robertessig.writer@gmail.com |
J. N. Thorpe |
I write fantasy, sci-fi and horror, but also more literary fiction as well as poetry (sometimes). I'm a huge fan of H.P. Lovecraft, whose stories inspired me to become a writer myself. I also enjoy sketching and painting, and play the bass guitar - sometimes quite well. If I ever become a rich and successful author, I'd like to build my own airship. Oh, and I'm 36, married and I live in Cambridge, in the UK, and both my cats are powerful sorcerers... http://jezthorpe.wordpress.com/ |
jeremythorpe@ntlworld.com |
| James Rawbone |
James Rawbone was born in 1977 and
is still not dead. He works with people who routinely hold conversations
with their shoes, and so everyday life has a slightly surreal tinge
to it. He lives in the North Downs in Kent and will do almost anything
to avoid work. |
jrawbone@hotmail.com |
| Mark Pexton |
Artist and creator of 'Priest' |
To see more of his work go to
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| James McCormick |
I am a college lecturer from the
UK and have had some professional successes to date, including short
stories published in SF continuum, Tales of the Talisman and Jupiter
SF. I have also had a novella, Sundown, published by Hellbound as part
of their "It Came from the Cinema" anthology. |
jimbostories@hotmail.com |
Trisha Wolfe |
I am a stay at home Mom of one handsome
son. Fell in love with writing at age 14 and have earned an outstanding
acheivement award. My short story Redemption was currently published
in the Crows Nest Magazine and I have just completed my first Young
Adult novel and hope to see it in print one day. |
rubric1232@aol.com |
Clarise Samuels |
Clarise Samuels is a Montreal writer
who has published poetry, fiction, articles, and book reviews.
Her short fiction has appeared in The Wry Writer, Bewildering Stories,
Melusine or Woman of the 21st Century, The Short Humour Site, Werewolf
Magazine, and others. Her first novel, which is about the Norse goddess
Brynhild, is presently being serialized in a
British literary journal. She is the author of a collection of poetry,
available through Amazon, and her scholarly tome on the poetry of German
poet Paul Celan is available at major university libraries. |
csamuels@internet.uqam.ca |
| Peter Simon |
Peter Simon is a British social
support worker. He has published many sci-fi and fantasy stories, and
is currently working on a novel. |
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Sally Startup |
Sally Startup lives in the south
of England. She was a professional medical herbalist until 2002, when
she chose to concentrate on writing. She runs her own publishing company,
Bees’ Nest Books, www.beesnestbooks.co.uk
and an occasional book stall. |
sallystartup@etherealtales.co.uk |
Andrew Stockton |
More used to writing stories and
ripping them up than writing and submitting, I’ve decided to stop
being such an idiot and go for it. Soon to be published in Dark Tales
magazine, hopefully more will follow. Loves: family, writing, music
and soccer. Hates: intolerance, bigotry and parsnips. Otherwise, fairly
normal, on the outside anyway, I can’t answer for anything that
goes on inside my head. |
andrewstockton@etherealtales.co.uk |
| Kirstyanne Ross |
I am a 25 year old happy person
who spends half my time living in the city and the rest living in my
head. |
kirstyanneross@etherealtales.co.uk |
| Maria Mitchell |
Maria Mitchell is a writer and illustrator
of speculative fiction, composes music for piano, and lives in California.
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elsaelfmunster9@yahoo.com |
Christine E. Schulze |
Christine E. Schulze has been creating
books since she was too young to even write them in words. She hopes
to inspire readers throughout the world with her writings. Christine
has published several stories with Calliope and Kalkion and is an active
member of the WEbook online writing community. She has also published
several Christian/fantasy books available at various online retailers,
and several eBooks via Writers-Exchange. Her latest and most exciting
venture is publishing her novel Bloodmaiden with Old Line Publishing.
Christine currently lives in Shiloh, Illinois with her Mom, three dogs
and a rabbit. |
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Louis K. Lowy |
A former firefighter, he is the
recipient of a State of Florida Individual Artist Fellowship. His work
has appeared in Coral Living Magazine, New Plains Review, Merge, The
Florida Book Review, and Cartier Street Review. His humor poem “Poetry
Workshop” was the second place winner of Winning Writers Wergle
Flomp Contest. He is working towards his MFA in creative writing at
Florida International University and is on the staff of Gulf Stream,
the University's literary journal. |
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| Jan Edwards |
Born of mixed Welsh/English/Scots heritage, Jan’s first job was as a bookseller for The Man Booker Prize instigator, Martin Goff. She became one of the first women qualified as a Master Locksmith before returning to her passion for books, obtaining a BA in English Literature. Jan is a past chair of both the British Fantasy Society and Fantasycon. Her short fiction, poetry, interviews and reviews have appeared in publications as varied as The Mammoth Book Of Dracula, Dark Horizons, Starburst, Visionary Tongue and Kennels and Cats Monthly. Jan lives near the Peak District National Park with her husband, Peter, and the obligatory cats. |
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| Richard Keane |
Richard's story 'An Angel's Christmas'
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richardkeane86@hotmail.com |
Allen Kopp |
Allen Kopp lives in St. Louis, Missouri,
USA, with his two cats, Tuffy and Cody. His fiction has been published
or is forthcoming in Foliate Oak Literary Journal, Temenos, The Legendary,
Danse Macabre, Bartleby-Snopes, Skive, Hoi-Polloi, Conceit Magazine,
Dark and Dreary Magazine, A Twist of Noir, Sunken Lines, The Storyteller,
The Bracelet Charm, The Ranfurly Review, Superstition Review, Short-Story.Me,
Abandoned Towers Magazine, Scruffy Dog Review, Deadman’s Tome,
Diverse Voices Quarterly, Black Lantern Publishing, Yesteryear Fiction,
Best Genre Short Stories Anthology #1, Buzzard Picnic, Darkest Before
the Dawn, Smash Cake Magazine, One the Journal, Midwest Literary Magazine
and Short Story America. |
Allen would welcome any visitors to his website at www.fictionshouse.com. allenkopp@sbcglobal.net |
| MJ Wesolowski |
MJ Wesolowski is a horror writer from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne who now lives in Lancashire with several animals. Author of 'Black' - issue eight and 'Burh Gast' - issue ten. |
Contact through the forum. |
Christian Larsen |
Christian A. Larsen is a high school
English teacher and former Chicago radio personality. He has been published
in Golden Visions Magazine, Static Movement, Lightning Flash, and House
of Horror. He lives in Chicagoland with his wife and sons, who love
watching the Twilight Zone and Night Gallery as much as he does. |
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| Matthew Munson |
I am a fledgling writer based in the UK and hope you like what you read! Writer of Write or Die - Issue Ten |
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| Reese Mills |
Reese Mills (born Marisa Mills was
born in Tennessee. She writes in a variety of genres, though she considers
fantasy her favorite. In her spare time, she boxes, reads, and enjoys
making sarcastic remarks. |
reesemills@etherealtales.co.uk |
| John Pilkington |
John is an artist/photographer and lives part of
the year in France and the rest of the time in Essex from where he
does Craft shows with his wife Cassie. In October 2009 he decided
to return to his original love of drawing and immersed himself in
the fantasy genre as a way of self healing. |
Website: www.johnpilkington.daportfolio.com |
| Becky Armstrong |
Writer of 'The Autumn Dance' - Issue
Ten |
purplekitty7@msn.com |
| Poppy Alexander |
Web designer and artist based in
Lancashire. Illustrations for 'Write or Die' and Toby's Scarecrow' in
Issue Ten |
poppyalexander@etherealtales.co.uk |
Jen White |
I am an Australian writer of speculative
fiction who has had stories published in various journals and anthologies
including 'The Tangled Bank', 'Dead Red Heart', 'Bewere the Night',
and 'Extinct Doesn't Mean Forever'. |
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Patrick Whittaker |
Writer of 'Act of God' - Issue Eleven |
patrickwhittaker@live.com |
Heather Smith |
Heather Smith obtained a degree
in English Literary Studies from York College of Pennsylvania in 2010.
Her publication credits include several poems published in The Broadkill
Review and The York Review, as well as an essay accepted by The Internet
Review of Science Fiction (defunct) and a short story which will be
appearing in the July 2011 issue of Morpheus Tales Magazine. Her erotic
works can be found on various websites and in several anthologies under
the pen name Heather Lin. |
heathersmith@etherealtales.co.uk |
Joan Conklin |
Joan Conklin is an idealist who
seeks the truth with a religious fervor. She is a jester to the gods,
a fool to the wise, and a bit of an eccentric to everyone else. She
has the utmost respect for writers, because they are one of the few
groups of people who aren't out to make money on other people's problems. |
yellowleather1987@gmail.com |
Fred Arcta |
Fred Arcta enjoys reading horror
and writing. One dark and stormy night he came up with the novel idea
of writing horror stories and has been at it since. |
fredarcta@etherealtales.co.uk |
Jessica McHugh |
Jessica McHugh is an author of speculative
fiction that spans the genre from horror and alternate history to epic
fantasy. A prolific writer, she has devoted herself to novels, short
stories, novellas, and even playwriting. She has had eight books published
in three years, including "Song of Eidolons", "The Sky:
The World" and the first two installments in her "Tales of
Dominhydor" series. |
Contact Jessica through her website or facebook page |
Paris Elizabeth Sea |
Paris Elizabeth Sea performs her
work regularly in and around Montreal. Her poems have been broadcast
on CBC Radio One, and published in Contemporary Verse 2, carte blanche,
Literal World Magazine, Twigs and Leaves Volume II & III, Poets
in the Griffintown Cultural Corridor and Referential Magazine. She won
the CV2 2-day Poem Contest in 2010. |
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