Ferns of Columbo
Jon T, Con/Jur/d, miter, Hamish Kavanagh, Michael S. Atkinson, Jamie Dibs, Minor Fossil, Aristotle Evangelos, Andy Futuro, The Chronicler, Sean Thomas McDonnell, E.B. Howard, Garen Marie, Zani D, Shane Bzdok, S.M. Osborne, JLG Noga, Brennen, Mike Duffy, StephenFerns of Columbo is a short fiction publication experimenting with themes of identity, transformation, power dynamics and survival through a speculative lens.
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I'm a writer, designer, and musician writing speculative short fiction.
"1. An act of art is an act of conjure. 2. Everything is trying to prove the perfection of their own perception.” - Dr. Concrescence
Artist/Co-President, LaBelaBel. "Trodding the sod of the visible, with no new word from God. " - David Berman
I am a writer from New Zealand. The Sudden Walk is the home for my short stories. Come along for the ride as I chart my path from unknown writer to published author.
Indiana writer (across the river from Louisville), superhero movie nerd, maker of obscure references. Mad wholesomeness lives here.
Thrillers reinvented.
Composing instrumental piano and ambient music to bring a moment of stillness to your day.
SciFi-writing archaeology professor. I study the past. I write about the future. I try to make sense of the present.
Science fiction, horror, and dirtbag literature. Caveat lector.
M.E. Beckley (The Chronicler) It's all a work in progress
Contest-winning horror and speculative fiction writer.
Catholic, wife, mother, Dangerous Radical™. Posts short/serial speculative fiction about family ties, second chances, and doing things the hard way—if you like existential hope hiding under angst and melancholy, you're in the right place.
You can find me writing in the perpetual gloom of the PNW. JV art historian. Varsity mom. Certified nerd. INTJ. I aim to write unsettling, haunting stuff that tangles with the terrible beauty of life.
Welcome to the Synchronicity ♤ dying the long way around and won't shut up about it ♤ Love Wins, Violence Provides ♤ venmo: @ZaniDarp
It’s pronounced, Biz-dock. Simple, right? I am a designer and writer who loves to read and write science fiction, dystopian futures, and horror. Posting Notes on a variety of topics.
Greatly inspired by fantasy roleplaying games and deeply scarred by horror films, S.M. Osborne writes a little bit of everything, all to God's glory.
I write. I also do graphic design. DM me for inquiries.
Horror writer from New England. Unearthing stories from the earth beneath the pines.
Writer of weird things. Published in various corners of the internet.
I love writing and wordplay. I especially love reading and libraries librarians books bookstores readers writers pens pencils ink paper notebooks napkins screens keys messages and art. I write without AI. https://buymeacoffee.com/moonpoet
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