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Mark Beech
lives in Worcestershire, England, where he spends much of his
time exploring Welsh border churches and experimenting with
exotic European liqueurs. He has had articles appear, at rare
occasions, in Wormwood: Writings About Fantasy, Supernatural
and Decadent Literature and The Third Alternative,
amongst other places.
Adam Chamberlain
lives and works in London, drawing some of his inspiration there
from the dramas that unfold on the stages of its theatres all
the way to time spent in some of the quieter, leafier corners of
the city. He is the Associate Publisher of Fourth Horseman Press
and co-editor of a number of its publications.
Brian
A.
Dixon
is a writer and educator and a resident of New England. His
short fiction has appeared in the pages of such publications as
Connecticut Review,
Weston
Magazine,
Dead
Letters,
Zahir
and A
Thousand Faces.
His drama has been seen on the stage of New York City’s Sargent
Theater. Dixon is also the creator and editor of
Revelation,
the magazine of apocalyptic art and literature.
C. Mitchell O'Neal
writes in Southern California, where he lives with his beautiful
wife and daughter. His work has appeared in Paradox,
Flashquake and
Revelation, among other venues.
Joe Tangari
is an American music critic and fiction writer, raised in New
England and currently residing in Arkansas. He has written news
items, features and album reviews for the music web magazine
Pitchfork since November 2000. His short fiction ranges from
speculative fiction, sci-fi and supernatural explorations to
humour, literary fiction and character study, sometimes all at
once. His short fiction has been published in
Revelation.
He is currently seeking a publisher for his first novel.
Alexander Zelenyj’s
fiction has appeared in a wide variety of publications,
including
Revelation, Front & Centre, Freefall,
Cerebral Catalyst, Euphony Journal, Inscape,
Underground Voices, The Windsor Review and The
Rose & Thorn. Zelenyj is the author of the short novel
Black Sunshine, published by Fourth Horseman Press, and the
short fiction collection
Experiments at 3 Billion A.M.,
published by Eibonvale Press. He lives in Windsor, Ontario,
Canada.
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