Author Archives: davidsandner
“Bury Them Deeper” appears in extreme horror anthology D.O.A. III
Here’s the copy from Amazon, where you can buy this book now! After six years and more than fifty authors, the Unholy Trinity is complete. This third installment in the DOA series offers thirty stories from the originators of splatterpunk as well as the newest voices in extreme horror. You’ll laugh…you’ll cry…you’ll vomit. Don’t sayContinue reading ““Bury Them Deeper” appears in extreme horror anthology D.O.A. III”
Read my story “Crack” at Dissections,
My story, “Crack” appeared in online horror magazine, Dissections, in 2019. You can read it now!
The Cry of Those Waiting Under the Bridge
This poem appeared in Weird Tales in 1999. The Cry of Those Waiting Under the Bridge If not for the water drip, drop, dripping down the tendrils sagging below the rotting bridge– if not for the water tip, tap, tapping on the smooth stone protruding from the cold and brackish stream– if I had notContinue reading “The Cry of Those Waiting Under the Bridge”
“Goblin Moon” and “Counter Clockwise Sideways Down (4am in Wonderland)” in Horror Magazine Dissections
Two of my poems, “Goblin Moon” and “Counter Clockwise Sideways Down (4am in Wonderland),” are up at the online horror magazine Dissections. Check them out.
Revising Horror (The Wrong Mouth)
“Revising Horror (The Wrong Mouth)” is a poem published in one of the last print issues of Mythic Delirium #28, Spring, 2013. Buy the issue by following this link!
My essay, “Rambles in the Fantastic: Digital Mapping Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and The Last Man” Accepted in Spaces of the Fantastic. forthcoming from Routledge
“Rambles in the Fantastic: Digital Mapping Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and The Last Man” Accepted in Spaces of the Fantastic, Edited by David Punter (University of Bristol) and C. Bruna Mancini (Universitá della Calabria), for publication by Routledge Press. More as details (a table of contents, a cover, a pub. date) become available.
My Chapter, “Fantasy,” is forthcoming in the Cambridge History of Children’s Literature, Origins to 1832
More when this title comes closer to publication!
The Frankenstein Meme
Visit the website, now up at frankensteinmeme.com! The finished website will produce a number of related scholarly projects. I will announce the first one soon!
Philip K. Dick Conference Poster
Be sure to check out the collection forthcoming from McFarland that came out the 2016 Philip K. Dick Conference. Poster by Cliff Cramp.