edited by Liz Bennefeld
Halloween by Day Night Sky "The Conqueror Worm" Lost in the Forest Happy Halloween! "Spirits of the Dead" |
Written for the 2008 SFPA Online Halloween Poetry Reading and based on the story of the same name first published in Blood Sampler: Subtle Sips and Spicy Shots (Sam's Dot), a collection of stories by David Lee Summers and Lee Clark Zumpe. Learn more about David at davidleesummers.com. ~ "The Biology Building" First appeared in Rogue Worlds 9, 2004. Please visit ravenelectric.com/sportyspecgls.html. ~ "A Maid Betray'd" First published in Werewomen, a chapbook by Ann K. Schwader (Nocturnal Publications, 1990). ~ "The Quince Bedroom" First published in Strange Horizons, 6 August 2007. Please visit Dreams and Nightmares. ~ "A Canoe in Night Waters" Published originally in Dark Voices: A Collection of Poetry from the Writers of Wicked Verse (Flesh and Blood Press, 2002). Please visit Deborah at dkolodji.livejournal.com. ~ "Forearm Bones" Not published previously. You can find Marie on the Internet at reasie.livejournal.com. ~ "Its Hour Come Round at Last" First published in Raven Electrick, July 2008. Runolfson can be found on the Internet at seajules.livejournal.com. ~ "The Sepultress" Originally published in New Myths. Visit rhondaparrish.com. ~ "Da Capo
Senza Fine" First appeared in The Pedestal 21, 2004, and there's more about Peg at nashpanache.com. ~ "The Thirteenth Hell" From Mike Allen's collection The Journey to Kailash (2008). Learn more about Mike Allen and his work at Descent Into Light. ~ "Hunter's Moon" Written for the 2008 SFPA Halloween Online Poetry Reading. You'll find more of Liz's poetry and photography at The Moments Between. ~ "Hello Shadow" Not published previously. You can find out what irving's up to at twitter.com/irvingprime. ~ "The Bone Tree" Written for the 2008 SFPA Halloween Poetry Reading. Julia Rios may be found online at juliarios.com. ~ "Famous Monsters of Filmland" Not previously published. More works by Gwynne Garfinkle can be found at gwynnegarfinkle.com.
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