Bibliography
Some of Steve’s recent story appearances include:
“Thanatrauma,” New Fears 2, ed. Mark Morris, 2018
“Reflections in Black,” The Mammoth Book of Halloween Stories, ed. Stephen Jones, 2018
“Love Letters,” Broken River Review #1
“Sleepless,” Crimewave 13: Bad Light
“For All His Eyes Can See,” The Dark, August 2018
“Field of Shoes,” Daily Science Fiction
“A Space of One’s Own,” Clarkesworld
“Saudade,” The Devil and the Deep, ed. Ellen Datlow, 2018
“I Saw Santa,” Christmas Horror Volume 2, ed. Chris Morey, 2017
“Long Fade Into Evening,” Darker Companions, ed. Joseph Pulver & Scott Aniolowski, 2017
“Mister Ainsley,” Black Wings VI, ed. S.T. Joshi, 2017
“Dinosaur,” reprinted in Edward Bryant’s Sphere of Influence and A Fistful of Dinosaurs
“Photograph,” reprinted in The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror 2017, ed. Paula Guran
“The Enemy Within,” reprinted in Best New Horror 28, ed. Stephen Jones
Steve’s story “A House by the Ocean” has been translated into Japanese for Nightland Quarterly
For a good sampling of what Steve does, check out his Selected Stories, Figures Unseen, now out from Valancourt Books. This volume includes several stories from each of his collections.
For a Complete Bibliography of Steve’s work, click on the following link to download a PDF:
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With the powerful prose that has earned him awards and accolades, Steve Rasnic Tem explores the roots of fear and society’s fascination with things horrific, using the many-layered metaphor of the Deadfall Hotel. Drawing inspiration from literary touchstones John Gardner and Peter Straub, Tem elegantly delves into the dark corners of the human spirit. There he finds not only our fears, but ultimately our hopes.
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STEVE RASNIC TEM's short fiction has been compared to the work of Franz Kafka, Dino Buzzati, Ray Bradbury, and Raymond Carver, but to quote Joe R. Lansdale: "Steve Rasnic Tem is a school of writing unto himself." His 400 plus published stories, twelve collections, and seven novels have garnered him the British Fantasy Award, the World Fantasy Award, two International Horror Guild Awards, and four Bram Stoker Awards. Pinterest – Sources for UBO: A Meditation on Human Violence
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