Massie, Kemper tales highlight new additions to QUALIA NOUS
“Cataldo’s Copy” to feature in QUALIA NOUS.
Two-time Bram Stoker Award®-winner Elizabeth Massie has contributed a story to the upcoming horror/sci-fi anthology from Written Backwards, QUALIA NOUS, which will feature my short story, “Cataldo’s Copy”. Erinn Kemper has also contributed, bringing the total number of stories so far to fourteen … and two poems.
Massie, who won her first Stoker in 1990 for her novella, STEPHEN, edging out Stephen King’s THE LANGOLIERS. She added another Stoker Award in 1992 for outstanding achievement in a first novel with SINEATER. Her 2013 novel, DESPER HOLLOW, puts an undead spin on a TUCK EVERLASTING-type tale.
Kemper’s short story, “Huskies”, appears in SHIFTERS (Hazardous Press), which also features my short story, “One Bottle, No Label”. She also contributed “The Cost of Moving the Dead” in ZOMBIES: SHAMBLING THROUGH THE AGES (Prime Books), an anthology edited by Steve Berman.
Here is the most recent tally of works already accepted for QUALIA NOUS:
- “In the Nothing-Space, I Am What You Made Me” by Paul Anderson
- “The Rondelium Girl of Rue Marseilles” by Emily Cataneo
- “Lead Me to Multiplicity” by Peter Hagelslag
- “Night Guard” by Erinn Kemper
- “Cataldo’s Copy” by Christian A. Larsen
- “Second Chance” by John R. Little
- “The Vaporization Enthalpy of a Peculiar Pakistani Family” by Usman Tanveer Malik
- “18P37-C, After Andrea Was Arrested” by Elizabeth Massie
- “Good and Faithful Servant” by Thomas F. Monteleone
- “The Shaking Man” by Gene O’Neill
- “Dyscrasia” by Ashlee Scheuerman
- “Psychic Shock” by Ian Shoebridge
- “Shutdown” & “Tomorrow’s Femme” by Marge Simon
- “Kilroy Wasn’t There” by Pat R. Steiner
Editor Michael Bailey is “awaiting five stories and have 16 in consideration”, so expect a few more announcements in the coming weeks as the table of contents for QUALIA NOUS takes shape.
Christian A. Larsen is the author of LOSING TOUCH, featuring a foreword by New York Times bestselling author Piers Anthony, now available in paperback and ebook formats from Post Mortem Press.
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