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Christian Riley
Chris' stories have appeared in over sixty magazines and anthologies. He is represented by Trident Media Group, and his debut novel is pending publication. As a previous citizen of the Pacific Northwest, he vows one day to return, knowing that that which has yet to be discovered lurks somewhere... show more

Chris' stories have appeared in over sixty magazines and anthologies. He is represented by Trident Media Group, and his debut novel is pending publication. As a previous citizen of the Pacific Northwest, he vows one day to return, knowing that that which has yet to be discovered lurks somewhere behind the Redwood Curtain. Until then, he keeps a static blog of his writings at frombehindthebluedoor.wordpress.com, and can be reached at chakalives@gmail.com.
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Horror, Literature & Fiction, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Christian Riley's Books
Barnyard Horror - Greg McWhorter, Shawna L. Bernard, Sydney Leigh, David Price, Ken MacGregor, Matthew Wilson, Guy Anthony De Marco, Kevin David Anderson, L.A. Spooner, Mathias Jansson, Holly Elliott, David A. Frazier, David S. Pointer, Vada Katherine, Michael Shimek, Tais Teng, J.P. Gib Bards and Sages Quarterly (July 2012) - George S. Walker, Erin Cole, Jody Giardina, Linda A.B. Davis, Stephen McQuiggan, Milo James Fowler, Barry Corbett, Nyki Blatchley, Christian Riley, Julie Ann Dawson Hidden Chapter Winter 2012 - J.R. Lewis, Christian Riley, Gale Acuff, Fiddles McMonkeypants, Thomas Mundt, Joseph Pfister, Valentina Cano, Sean McCarthy, J.S. MacLean Denizens of Darkness - Herika Raymer, Trevor E. Donaldson, Thomas Canfield, Nicholas Conley, Kristene Perron, Edward Ahern, Uel McClary, Glynn Barrass, C. M. Saunders, D. N. Calkins, Christian Riley, Sarah Gunn, Kai Raine, Bruce Memblatt:, Clint Smith, Paul Anderson Barnyard Horror - James Ward Kirk, L.A. Spooner, William Cook, Guy Anthony De Marco, Scathe meic Beorh, Greg McWhorter, Jonathan Raab, Andrew Freudenberg, Glenn Rolfe, Rocky Alexander, Christian Riley, Aaron Gudmunson, Rose Blackthorn, Chantal Boudreau, Tony Wilson, David Price, Kerry G.S Weirdbook 31 - Adrian Cole, Bret McCormick, D.C. Lozar, Gregg Chamberlain, Erica Ruppert, Kurt Newton, J. T. Glover, Janet Harriett, Llanwyre Laish, Kevin Strange, S.W. Lauden, Gary A. Braunbeck, Paul Dale Anderson, Darrell Schweitzer, Jessica Amanda Salmonson, John R. Fultz, Christian The Supervisor - Christian Riley Bards and Sages Quarterly (July 2012) - Jody Giardina, George S. Walker, Erin Cole, Nyki Blatchley, Christian Riley, Barry Corbett, Milo James Fowler, Linda A.B. Davis, Stephen McQuiggan, Michael D. Turner, Verna McKinnon, Tim McDaniel, Dylan Kiely, Mary E. Lowd, Julie Ann Dawson Serial Killers Tres Tria - James Ward Kirk, William Cook, Mike Jansen, Jos O'Connell, M.C. O'Neill, Dan Dillard, Kerry G.S. Lipp, Matthias Jansson, Sydney Leigh, K. Trap Jones, Greg McWhorter, Gabino Igesias, Kevin Rodgers, Tenzi Moscato, Benjamin D. Bates, Morgen Knight, Christian Riley, Julianne The Epic Adventures of Steve: Episode 1 - Attack of Herobrine - Riley Christian A Feast of Frights from The Horror Zine - Jeani Rector, Ramsey Campbell, Joe R. Lansdale, Simon Clark, Shaun Meeks, Graham Masterton, Eric J. Guignard, Scott Nicholson, Philip Roberts, David M. Buhajla, Mike Goddard, Stewart Horn, Christian A. Larsen, Matt Leyshon, John Forth, Brian G. Murray, Jason Reynolds, C
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lindbergseth rated it 9 years ago
text 'Weird' is resurrected, and seeks your identity,
Weirdbook Magazine aims to deliver a menu of genres: “fantasy, dark fantasy, sword and sorcery, ghost, horror, heroic fantasy, science fantasy or just plain odd” (quote from their submission requests online). This is fitting because “Weird Fiction” grew out of the pulp magazine era (~1920’s) when th...
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