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 "Jacks," © by Karen Romanko.
 "Fungal Eyes," © by Rich Martens.
 "Old Courthouse Way,"
© by Lyn C. A. Gardner.
 "Alien Life," © by Liz Bennefeld.
"Hanging Around,"
© by Liz Bennefeld.
"Bee,"
© by Liz Bennefeld.
"Swampy Path,"
© by Liz Bennefeld.
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Lyn C. A. Gardner has had stories, poems, art, and articles published in
Abyss & Apex, Challenging Destiny, The Doom of Camelot, The Leading
Edge, Legends of the Pendragon, Mythic Delirium, Raven Electrick,
Star*Line, Strange Horizons, and more. Catalog librarian by day, she
coedits the quarterly journal Virginia Libraries. Visit
www.gardnercastle.com. "Rildix Falls," copyright (c) 2005 by Lyn C. A. Gardner, was first
published in Contemporary Rhyme, Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 2005.
"Ariadne's Thank You Note" which was originally published in
Space & Time Magazine, Issue #107. Visit gwynnegarfinkle.com.
"The Golem of Red Bean Paste," by Peg Duthie, was written for the 2009
SFPA Halloween Reading. Visit Peg at her website
and blog.
"O. D.," by J. C. Runolfson, was first published, in both text and audio format, in
the Winter 2009 issue of Goblin Fruit. Visit her website at http://seajules.livejournal.com.
"Dr. Holt's House of Hormones" first appeared in Aberrant Dreams (October 2008). Please visit Raven
Electrick Ink for more information about Karen A. Romanko's projects: http://ravenelectrick.com.
"The Armadillos of Castle Dracula" was written for the 2009 SFPA
Halloween Poetry Reading. David Lee Summers is the author of the novel
Vampires of the Scarlet Order published by LBF Books and co-author of
the collection Blood Sampler published by Sam's Dot Publishing. His
poetry has appeared in a number of magazines including Star*Line,
Macabre, and The Santa Clara Review. Learn more at his website:
http://www.davidleesummers.com.
"She's in the Ice" was published originally in Strange Horizons
on May 18, 2009. Visit David C. Kopaska-Merkel's Dreams and Nightmares Magazine blog.
"Casual Friday," by Marcie Lynn Tentchoff, was first published in the March/April 2009 issue of Star*Line.
For the debut of SFPA's On-line Halloween Reading in 2006, Wilson read his poem
"Crane's Eye" and Roger E. Naylor's "Honolulu Halloween." He also has recordings of
Poe's "Spirits of the Dead" and "The Conqueror Worm" on the '07 Halloween Page. "O is
for October" first appeared in the anthology Wicked Karnival: Halloween Horror
(2005) and was nominated for a Rhysling Award.
"FAQ" originally appeared in Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet and
subsequently in Mary's Your Cat & Other Space Aliens
(http://www.vanzenopress.com/author_turzillo.htm).
Her fiction and poetry have appeared in Asimov's, Analog, Star*Line, and elsewhere. She won
a 1999 Nebula. For more information, see www.maryturzillo.com.
Geoffrey A. Landis is a poet, a science fiction writer, and a
scientist. His recently-published collection of poems, Iron Angels, is available from VanZeno press. "Monsters" was
first published in Asimov's Science Fiction (Oct./Nov. 2009). For more
information, visit his web page, www.geoffreylandis.com.
"Opening Scenes for a Universal Horror Film," by John S. Tumlin, first
appeared in the Sept./Oct. 2008 issue of Star*Line. John's poetry has
also appeared in Aoife's Kiss, Illumen, and elsewhere.
"A Bloody Baker's Dozen" was published in G. O. Clark's 2009 poetry collection, Mortician's Tea, Sam's Dot Publishing.
For more about the book, and samples, see Clark's Website.
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