Scareship_Issue8

Contributors
Kay Chronister (“Year’s End,” page 63) is a writer and editor
from Seattle. She is the co-editor of fantasy e-zine Into the Willows
and the author of several unpublished sci-fi and fantasy novels.
Her story “Children of Giants” appeared in the September issue of
Scareship.
Grove Koger (“The Taking of the Rock,” page 3) works as an
adjunct reference librarian at Albertsons Library, Boise State
University. He is the author of a play, Ruby Testifies (Black Box
Theatre, Bloomington, Indiana, 1990), and a survey of travel
literature, When the Going Was Good (Scarecrow Press, 2002).
He has published fiction and poetry in MicroHorror, Absinthe
Revival, Bewildering Stories, Lonesome Fowl, and Deus Loci, and
is currently compiling a guide to sea fiction.
Jory Mickelson (“Extinction Existentialism,” page 16; “At the
Center of the Controversy,” page 17; “Taxonomy without
Autonomy,” page 18). His work has appeared in The Adirondack
Review, PANK Magazine, Assaracus, New Mexico Poetry
Review, PoetsArtists, and other journals. He loves William S.
Burroughs, cats, and 1940s paper goods. He currently attends the
University of Idaho where he is an MFA candidate in poetry.
JBMulligan (“another Manhattan,” page 72) has had poems and
stories in several hundred magazines, including recently, Deronda
Review, Red Rock Review, Bluestem, Stone's Throw, Blue
Unicorn, and Autumn Sky, and has had two chapbooks published:
The Stations of the Cross and THIS WAY TO THE EGRESS, as
well as appearing in the anthology Inside Out: A Gathering of
Poets.
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