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Poets of the Dark: Interview with Teel James Glenn

• April 7, 2023
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Teel James Glenn has killed hundreds and been killed more times–on stage and screen, as he has traveled the world for forty-plus years as a stuntman, swordmaster, storyteller, bodyguard, actor,… Read more

Poets of the Dark: Interview with Rook Riley

• April 6, 2023
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Rook Riley is the author of short stories in the following anthologies: Queens and Courtesans, A Lone Star in the Sky, Rebels and Revenants, Strange Afterlives, and Witches and Warriors. … Read more

Poets of the Dark: Interview with Hillary Dodge

• April 5, 2023
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Hillary Dodge is an award-winning editor and author of several speculative short fictions and poetry, as well as three nonfiction books. She spends a good deal of time traveling, going… Read more

Poets of the Dark: Interview with K. H. Vaughan

• April 4, 2023
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K. H. Vaughan is a refugee from academia with a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. In that life he taught and worked in a variety of settings, and was particularly interested… Read more

Poets of the Dark: Interview with Jacqueline West

• April 3, 2023
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Jacqueline West’s poetry has appeared in Mythic Delirium, Dreams & Nightmares, Liminality, Enchanted Living, and Star*Line. Her collection Candle and Pins: Poems on Superstitions was released in 2018. She is… Read more

Poets of the Dark: Interview with R. Leigh Hennig

• April 2, 2023
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R. Leigh Hennig is an author, editor, and poet living amongst the memories of witches and other dark things in coastal New England. His work has appeared in anthologies that… Read more

It’s National Poetry Month—How Incredibly Frightening!

• April 1, 2023
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by Denise Dumars Now that I’ve got your attention, April is National Poetry Month. Naming the month thusly implies that something of great value is being overlooked. Every poet in… Read more