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Caitlín R. Kiernan is one of today’s leading authors of dark fantasy and science fiction, having published eight novels and approximately two hundred short stories, novellas, and vignettes. Her novels include such award-winning and critically acclaimed works as Threshold, Low Red Moon, Daughter of Hounds, and her most recent novel, The Red Tree, which has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award. Read more
William F. Nolan writes mostly in the science fiction, fantasy and horror genres. Though best known for co-authoring the classic Logan’s Run with George Clayton Johnson, Nolan is the author of more than 2000 pieces (fiction, non-fiction, articles and books), and has edited 26 anthologies in his 50+ year career. Read more
Gary Myers fell under the shadow of Lovecraft at the tender age of sixteen and never completely escaped it. All of his published writings have touched on the Cthulhu Mythos in one way or another. His first book, The House of the Worm, a cycle of dream fantasies in the manner of Lovecraft and Dunsany, was published by Arkham House in 1975. His second book, Dark Wisdom, a cycle of Lovecraftian horrors in a more modern vein, was published by Mythos Books in 2007. His third book, The Country of the Worm, will mark a return to the earlier fantasy mode, with a revised and expanded edition of the first book supported by an equal number of similar stories written in the decades since; it will be published by Mythos Books in the near future. Read more
Michael Shea was born in Los Angeles—in Culver City, across the street from the huge north wall of MGM Studio's main lot. There, the billboard-size movie ads greeted his infant eyes, and taught him awe and a love of grand narratives. An inveterate hitch hiker before, during, and after his college years, he encountered, in a flophouse up in Juneau, Alaska, a book of pure Fantasy entitled The Eyes of The Overworld. A year or so later, at a different flophouse in the Fillmore District (a ghetto in those days) of San Francisco, he encountered AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS. Read more
Brandon Seifert is a comics writer and sometimes-journalist from Fairbanks, Alaska, currently residing here in Portland. Brandon's high school fascination with Lovecraft led directly to the development of WITCH DOCTOR, a horror/medical drama comic book series produced with fellow Alaskan-cum-Portlander Lukas Ketner. WITCH DOCTOR draws its existential horror from viruses, bacteria and parasites—ever-present proof that the universe is not inherently friendly to human life. After two years of self-publishing and distributing stories locally and online, WITCH DOCTOR was picked up as the launch title for Skybound Entertainment, a new imprint of Image Comics published by Robert (THE WALKING DEAD) Kirkman. Read more
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A. Scott Glancy threw away a perfectly miserable life as an attorney to work in the role-playing game industry. Since joining Pagan Publishing he has co-authored and edited four books of the Origins award-winning Delta Green series for the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game. He has authored two Mythos short stories, edited a Mythos horror novel, a Mythos short story collection and four scenario anthologies for the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game. Twelve years later he finds himself in charge of Pagan Publishing. Read more
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Don Webb teaches High School English in a reform school in rural Texas by day, Creative Writing for UCLA Extension by night. He has a had a mystery series at St. Martin's Press, a series of books on contemporary and Late Antique magical practice from Runa Raven Press, and over 300 published short stories of SF/F/H. His work has been translated into 11 languages. Don has been writing Lovecraftian fiction for 25 years. He has Mythos stories and poems in Cthulhu's Reign, Weird Tales, Interzone, Eternal Lovecraft, Eldritch Tales, Cyrpt of Cthulhu and many other venues. He has upcoming Mythos stories in Dead But Dreaming II, Black Wings II, Welcome to the Greenhouse, Cthulhu 2012, and F&SF He is a columnist for Dark Moon Digest. Read more
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Marc Laidlaw is the author of six novels, including The International Horror Guild Award winner, The 37th Mandala. His short stories have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies since the 1970s. In 1997, he joined Valve Software as a writer and creator of Half-Life, which has become one of the most popular videogame series of all time. He lives in Washington State with his wife and two daughters, and continues to writes occasional short fiction between playing too many videogames.
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Andrew S. Fuller's stories appear in Abyss & Apex, Fantastic Metropolis, The Harrow, Blood Rose, and Necrotic Tissue, among others. Damnation Books recently released The Circus Wagon. He is the editor (and aliased cover artist) of Three-Lobed Burning Eye magazine/anthology, and its publisher Legion Press. His screenplay Effulgence won the Best Screenwriter Award at the 2009 Lovecraft Film Festival. Read more
Cody Goodfellow has written three meta-Mythos novels, Radiant Dawn and Ravenous Dusk and Perfect Union. His short cosmic horror fiction has appeared in Black Static, Dark Discoveries and Strange Aeons, and the anthologies Cthulhu Unbound 3, Ancient Shadows, Cthulhu's Dark Cults and Horrors Beyond. He is also the co-founder of Perilous Press, a tiny but resourceful publisher of new Lovecraftian fiction. Its New Millennium Mythos line, edited by S.T. Joshi, includes new collections by Michael Shea and Brian Stableford. He lives in Los Angeles, so you don't have to. Read more
