M. F. Korn writes sort-of-surreal dark fantasy, mostly ‘quiet’ horror and strange science fiction. He has written twelve novels, two screenplays, and has 245 short story sales.
Three of Michael Korn’s books, CONFESSIONS OF A GHOUL AND OTHER STORIES, and ALIENS, MINIBIKES AND OTHER STAPLES OF SUBURBIA, and SKIMMING THE GUMBO NUCLEAR were mentioned in The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror: Fifteenth Annual Edition.CONFESSIONS OF A GHOUL AND OTHER STORIES and RACHMANINOFF’S GHOST and SWAMP WITCH PIQUANTE AND SCREAM QUEEN BISQUE were mentioned in The Mammoth Book of New Horror.
A story “The Strange Case of the Lovecraft Cafe” cowritten with D.F. Lewis and Jeff VanderMeer was mentioned in the Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror: Twenty First Annual Edition.
M. F. Korn writes sort-of-surreal dark fantasy, mostly ‘quiet’ horror and strange science fiction. He has written twelve novels, two screenplays, and has 245 short story sales.
Three of Michael Korn’s books, CONFESSIONS OF A GHOUL AND OTHER STORIES, and ALIENS, MINIBIKES AND OTHER STAPLES OF SUBURBIA, and SKIMMING THE GUMBO NUCLEAR were mentioned in The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror: Fifteenth Annual Edition.CONFESSIONS OF A GHOUL AND OTHER...
Table of Contents: Letters from Skitzo A Ferolito on the Shores of Hell’s Concave Catch of the Century The Spectral Carnival Show The Old Man and the Cyborg-bot Jimbob Goes to Mars Fairground Mermaids Shades and Vespers And Now, the Wizard of Gore, May I Present the President The Great...
Graham Hodner was known as the Poor Man’s Philip K. Dick as an author because of his far out plot twists and great sense of Cosmic wonder in his novels. His cult status as an author took a nose dive when he had a massive nervous breakdown ten years ago due to the excesses of Alcohol and other stimuli. Since then his backlist of writing went...
A novella of whimsical Childhood during the cusp of late Sixties/ early 70’s plus assorted older short stories to start with.
“While reading, you’ll be picked up and dropped straight into your own history while visiting various, imaginary neighborhoods...It’s nostalgia at its finest.”
“M. F. Korn’s richly detailed, highly idiosyncratic portraits...
