A.J. Fehr lives in Manitoba, Canada, where he is trying to raise a family, complete his degree, help run a fledgling magazine, as well as read and write as much as possible. He enjoys all of these and only wishes he had more time for them.
I’ve published numerous stories in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, Not One of Us, and elsewhere, and wrote several episodes of HBO’s horror series, Tales from the Crypt, as well as the crime series Dark Justice, Silk Stalkings, and 18 Wheels of Justice. I’m also the author of Dead Heat, a buddy cop/comedy-horror film starring Treat Williams and Joe Piscopo, and issue #10 of the comic book Pete, the P.O.’d Postal Worker from Sharkbait Press.
My work has appeared in publications like The Storyteller, Futures, FAME and is upcoming in Short Attention Span Mysteries and Hoodz. Along with writing short fiction, I am working on a novel.
Troy has been writing since 2001 and has written everything from essays to humor to the macabre. “Mysteries, thrillers and the unexplainable are what I find myself invariably picking up and this is the genre I most enjoy writing, the type of story that stimulates me.†His short stories appear in several magazines, journals and ezines and a paranormal suspense thriller, Delusion, is available through Gate Way Publishers. His suspense novel, Chosen, is available through Port Town Publishing or can be ordered from amazon.com or through most bookstores. Troy lives in Golden, Colorado and is currently working on a short story anthology and polishing his sequel to Chosen. See a complete list of Troy’s works at www.geocities.com/jtroyseate.
Kim Harrington lives in Massachusetts with her husband and son. Visit her website at http://www.kimharringtonbooks.com.
Among other things, I am the author of the Precinct Puerto Rico series for Thomas Dunne books. Book four in the series should come out in the Fall of 2006. I’ve had stories published in Shots, CrimeSpree and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine as well as a tiny journal of sports literature called Aethlon.
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I have published in Ellery Queen, Alfred Hitchcock, Shots, Orchard Press Mysteries, HandHeld Crime and Judas E-zine. I have also published extensively in the children’s field.
Sarah Weinman is a writer and editor whose short fiction has appeared in Plots With Guns, Pindeldyboz, Crime Spree, and Hardluck Stories, and is forthcoming in the Dublin Noir and Baltimore Noir anthologies. She may be reached at her weblog, Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind, at http://www.sarahweinman.com.
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A Canadian linguist who writes fantasy and mystery fiction in his spare time, Tony Pi’s fiction and poetry have been recently accepted for publication in Aoife’s Kiss and On Spec.
I’m an ex-gangmember-turned-writer living in Phoenix, Arizona. I’ve been published in 3AM Magazine, Suspect Thoughts, Outsider Ink, Muse Apprentice Guild, The Murder Hole, and Plots With Guns. My screenplays have earned a special mention in the 2002 American Gem Short Script Contest and placed as a finalist in the 2003 Anything But Hollywood Contest. Although I’m currently busy finishing up a B.A. in Communications, I still make time to write crime fiction as well as edit a recently revived crime mag called HOODZ© Magazine.