Rain Graves

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Rain Graves
Born October 28, 1974
Washington D.C.
Occupation Writer, Editor in Chief, Argentine tango instructor
Nationality American
Writing period 1997 - current
Genres Horror fiction, Science Fiction, Poetry
Official website

Rain Graves is an award winning author of horror, science fiction and poetry.

She is best known for the 2002 Bram Stoker Award winner for Best Poetry Collection, The Gossamer Eye (along with Mark McLaughlin and David Niall Wilson). Her first published story, "Thoughts of Anna," (Transylvanian Society of Dracula, 1997) won 2nd place for the creative writing contest at the convention Dracula 97. Rain currently lives in San Francisco and tours the country doing spoken word events.

Contents

[edit] Selected bibliography

[edit] Anthologies

Her short fiction appears in numerous anthologies

  • Bad News edited by Richard Laymon (Cemetery Dance Publications, 2001) - Featuring "Lila Came A Walkin"
  • Excitable Boys (Nightshade Books),
  • Decadence (Prime)
  • Daughter of Dangerous Dames (TwilightTales),
  • Darkness Rising (Cosmo Books),
  • Hours of Darkness (Scorpius Digital),
  • Personal Demons (LoneWolf),
  • The Gauntlet Sampler (Gauntlet Press)
  • Blood of a Black Bird - chapbook

[edit] Magazine appearances

  • The Urbanite #11
  • Gauntlet Magazine #18 and #20
  • Visionary Tongue #1 and #2
  • Nasty Piece of Work (Last Issue)


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