Gordon Grice’s stories appear in Paramnesia (Grendel Press), MetaStellar, Horror Library Vol. 8, and other fine venues. They’ve been included on Best of the ‘Net, nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and listed among the Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror.
In nonfiction, Gordon has written about the dark corners of biology for Gamut (where he tackled the real-life experiments behind Frankenstein), The New Yorker (post-mortem dissections), Harper’s (black widow spiders), National Geographic Books (shark attacks), and Discover (leprosy). His books include The Red Hourglass: Lives of the Predators and The Book of Deadly Animals.
Gordon reads creepy poems on Youtube @deadlykingdom and occasionally remembers to post at GordonGrice.com.
Author Biography
Gordon Grice’s stories appear in Paramnesia (Grendel Press), MetaStellar, Horror Library Vol. 8, and other fine venues. They’ve been included on Best of the ‘Net, nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and listed among the Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror.
In nonfiction, Gordon has written about the dark corners of biology for Gamut (where he tackled the real-life experiments behind Frankenstein), The New Yorker (post-mortem dissections), Harper’s (black widow spiders), National Geographic Books (shark attacks), and Discover (leprosy). His books include The Red Hourglass: Lives of the Predators and The Book of Deadly Animals.
Gordon reads creepy poems on Youtube @deadlykingdom and occasionally remembers to post at GordonGrice.com.