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D. Harlan Wilson’s fiction has appeared in a number of magazines, most recently in Doorknobs & BodyPaint, Redsine, Diagram, The Café Irreal, Driver’s Side Airbag, The Dream Zone, Fables, Absurdism, Locus Novus and 3 A.M. Magazine. A chapbook of his stories was published in 2000, and his first full-length book, a collection of forty-four stories called The Kafka Effekt, was published in 2001. Wilson holds two M.A. degrees, one in English Literature (University of Massachusetts-Boston), the other in Science Fiction Studies (University of Liverpool). Currently he is working on his Ph.D. in Twentieth Century American Literature and Theory at Michigan State University. (D. Harlan Wilson’s official website: www.msu.edu/~dhw/dharlanwilson/enter.html.) |
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Rabe Phillips would do anything for a plot... |
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Derek
Adams was born in London, England in 1957. He is a professional photographer
who has been working at the Natural History Museum, London, since
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J. D. Nelson is a Fine Artist living and writing in Metro Denver, Colorado. When he's not crafting his poetry, he lends his vocal and lyrical talents to an extremely loud band which is between names. His poems appear in the web journals Unlikely Stories, Spent Angel Press, remark and Fluid Ink Press. In 2002, his work will appear in Dirty Pigeon Press, Joey and the Black Boots, Pogonip, Thunder Sandwich, Snow Monkey, Plain Brown Wrapper, The Dream People, sidereality and The Shadow Show. He is a loyal fan of the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association. Reach him at: milehighstyle@yahoo.com |
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Richard
Fein has been published in numerous print and web journals. |
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Malachi
Doane | Artist in general, poet at large. |
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Allen Boothe has been published in two issues of Better Than A Stick in the Eye, and has also appeared on Omniscient's Sanctuary of Literary Absurdity under the Political Gallery. His interests are reading, writing, art, and aimlessly staring at a blank walls trying to figure out what it is that it's trying to tell him. |
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Alyssa Sturgill first knew she wanted to be a writer when she read one of her poems in a poetry class and realized by the other students' expressions that they were torn between making a run for it, praying for deliverance, or calling the police. The highlight of Alyssa's life was when she once walked into the grocery store and a man crossed himself upon seeing her. |
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Kenji
Siratori is a young Japanese author who classes himself as a 'hypermodern
writer working in a digital environment'. Born in 1975, he currently
lives in Sapporo, Japan. |
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M. Garrow Bourke's artwork and fiction largely remain an underground phenomenon. Fried Anchovies with Bloody Bouillabaisse, his incindiary first novel, and his essay "The Art of Ribbing: a History of Sexist Humor" caused quite a stir among readers. Bourke (whose last name defies pronounciation) is currently hiding out and working on his second novel. When the urge to write wanes Bourke resorts to extreme digital image rendering. He is a traveling man who calls the roads of the United States of America his home. |
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Vincent Sakowski lives and writes in Saskatoon, Canada, where he was born and raised. He received an Honors Degree in English and Drama from the University of Saskatchewan in 1993--and it looks real purdy on his wall. The frame cost extra. (sigh) His writing has appear in print, on stage, on radio, and on the internet. Some of his work most recently published includes short fiction for BARE BONE, PEEP SHOW and suspect thoughts. As well, his anti-epic novel of the surreal SOME THINGS ARE BETTER LEFT UNPLUGGED was published by Eraserhead Press in December of 2001. Read a sample at http://www.eraserheadpress.com. http://users.chartertn.net/mbs/kldwriter/http://use |
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Bram Stoker Award-winning author Michael A. Arnzen teaches the writing and study of popular fiction at Seton Hill University. Fictionwise.com has re-released his short story collection, Fluid Mosaic, as an e-book. His poetry chapbook, Freakcidents: A Surrealist Sideshow, is forthcoming in hardcover from DarkVesper Publications in December 2002. More of his dark microfiction and poetry can be found online in magazines ranging from Minima to Insolent Rudder to his creative home page, Gorelets: Unpleasant Poems at http://www.gorelets.com. |
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Margie Prahl is an artist and abstract painter living in Alexandria, VA. She has studied art for many years at The Torpedo Factory Art Center a unique and highly respected visual arts center. She recently made her debut at Alexandria's Art on the Avenue where her paintings were much in demand. To see more of her work visit Margie's web site https://www.angelfire.com/art2/mprahl/index.html |
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Chloe is a 33 year old clinging to "chick" status. She's been writing since she was 15 and her poetry book "Leaving Yesteray" was recently published. She had 20 poems published in a collection of poets' book, "Dark Knights", just got several poems published in the ezine Nirvana Flats and was invited to speak on the poetry panel at the 2003 Popular Culture Association's Annual Conference. Her mantra is "life is so full of possibilities and the thrill of the unknown is so great". |
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Christopher Teague is a database clerk. He has had very very little published (probably because he can't be arsed too submit...) but he has edited two horror anthologies - Nasty Snips and Tourniquet Heart (forthcoming from Prime) - along with an sf collection: Shenanigans. He would like, one day, too give up the rat race, but the chances of that happening are the same as Uncle Bulgaria coming out of the closet. |
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Andrew
Penland is a self-taught artist and poet living in Concord, North
Carolina. His influences include Basquiat, Cummings, Burroughs, Bukowski,
Miro, and Rza of the Wu-Tang Clan. To see more of his work visit these
sites http://andrew_octopus.tripod.com/theoddityfactory/index.html |
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Arthur David Spota is a Surrealist writer/musician/video artist. He has been writing surrealist text and poetry for over 35 years and has been in and out of various groups of like-minded individuals since the 70's; being involved in many collaborations of various mediums, including Exquisite Corpse text and the development of many Surrealist games that were posted and played via the internet with other surrealists, and not. His most recent associations have taken place at the British Surrealism website NowSurreal (www.nowsurreal.co.uk) where a selection of my writing and the results of various games I created are posted. |
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Paul Kane was born in Chesterfield, UK, in 1973. A classically-trained artist and photographer, he began his professional writing career providing articles and reviews for news-stand magazines in 1996 - after gaining a BA (Hons) in History of Art, Design and Film from Sheffield Hallam University. Since taking up fiction in 1998, he has had pieces published in magazines like Planet Prozak, The Dream Zone, Dead Things, Sci-Fright, Enigmatic Tales, Penny Dreadful and Hidden Corners. His first collection Alone (In the Dark) was published in 2001 and his work has recently featured in anthologies alongside writers such as Ramsey Campbell, Christopher Fowler, Tim Lebbon, Brian Stableford, Steve Rasnic Tem and Simon Clark. He is currently also serving as co-editor, columnist, reviewer and interviewer for Terror Tales Online (http://www.terrortales.org), and his own website, Shadow Writer, can be found here: http://www.shadow-writer.co.uk. |
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The author is alive. (Sometimes I wonder.) He lives alone inside a mind threatening to cave in on itself. A daydream junkie, improbable fantasies are his stalk in trade; like imagining finding a publisher who will pay for his work. He is most profound when profoundly asleep. Nothing gets finished. The author may be lazy. Two things he says most often to himself: "Did I write that?" or "Where could I have stolen that from!" |
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Darren Speegle's work has appeared in various publications, including CHIAROSCURO, THE DREAM PEOPLE, REDSINE, WRITER ONLINE and BLOODFETISH. Look for future tales in FORTEAN BUREAU and UNDERWORLDS and in the anthologies RECKLESS ABANDON, FRESH BLOOD and DARKNESS RISING. Visit his website at www.geocities.com/koobie2stoobies. |
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As an Artist and explorer I am a projector the medium a vision. I am from London, and Manhattan. My twin cities since birth. My work has been inspired in Edinburgh, Scotland where I studied, and Lands of Enchantment, where I live, love and travel. I write paint photograph and film my lucid visions, attempting to transmit and transform emotion. |
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Tim Green, age 34, Surrey, England. Tim is a published and performing poet, illustrator, and photographer. Much of his work is based on or inspired by travel; particuarly his road adventures in America (46 states and counting). He is currently completing his debut novel, and has recently co-authored & illustrated a book of experimental poetry / prose with the three-man writing group Whitebatmobile. Cheers! |
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An illustrator, mail artist, and cartoonist, Claudio is very active in the international underground scene. He has worked with publishers in Italy and around the world, such as: Labour of Love, ZZZzine, Bries, Ratriot, All About Fucking, Kami Zine, PUS!, Roktober, Bathtub Gin, Experimental Forest, Moon, Malefact, Sick Puppy, Pitchfork, Edgar, and many more. During 1999 he was guest at the Break 21 Festival in Ljubljana(Slovenja). His strange artworks are in many art galleries in the immense web. In these last months he has exhibited his artworks at the association Microcosmo (Torino); at the Girasole (Villa Basilica-Italy); at the Tabula Rasa (Barcellona-Espain); at the Galerie Slaphanger(Amsterdam), and in the next months he'll exhibit at the Gallery Soqquadro(Rome)and at "La Cueva" (Milan). He participates in mail art projects/shows and collaborates with various labels/bands of industrial, noise, metal, and punk music. Look for his work in forthcoming zines and books from the underground. |
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Born a little ways from the shore of Lake Erie, Andy Miller studied anthropology and Romance languages in school, and is a writer. He also paints, and his writing extends to Color Music. Two of his favorite web destinations are sciencenews.org and csicop.org. |
26-Year-old writer from Cape Town, South Africa. Has no logical brain to speak of, which – obviously – gets her into lots of trouble.