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Contributors of writing included C.S. Anderson, Josh Bingham, G.O. Clark, James S. Dorr, J. Spencer Dreischarf, Jack Fisher, Jesus F. Gonzales, Lorelei K. Hickman, Charlee Jacob, Christina Kern, [[D.F. Lewis]], Mindy Peterman, Crow Ravenscar, P.A. Roe, David G. Rogers, Lee Seed, Craig Sernotti, Scott H. Urban, and Carol Weekes. | Contributors of writing included C.S. Anderson, Josh Bingham, G.O. Clark, James S. Dorr, J. Spencer Dreischarf, Jack Fisher, Jesus F. Gonzales, Lorelei K. Hickman, Charlee Jacob, Christina Kern, [[D.F. Lewis]], Mindy Peterman, Crow Ravenscar, P.A. Roe, David G. Rogers, Lee Seed, Craig Sernotti, Scott H. Urban, and Carol Weekes. | ||
| − | Aert work was by Erik Wilson. | + | Aert work was by Erik Wilson. |
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| + | ==External Link== | ||
| + | *[http://www.staticmovement.com/DonnaTaylorBurgessinterview.shtml An interview with Donna Taylor Burgess from ''Static Movement''] | ||
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Revision as of 08:13, 2 October 2011
The Blue Lady is a small press publication devoted to horror and weird fiction published by Donna Taylor Burgess.
Subtitled "A Magazine of Dark Fiction", The Blue Lady was released in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, U.S.A., in the 1990s. Besides fiction it also included poetry, art and essays. The first issue appeared in 1994, with 7 issues areleased until the last issue in 1997.
Contributors of writing included C.S. Anderson, Josh Bingham, G.O. Clark, James S. Dorr, J. Spencer Dreischarf, Jack Fisher, Jesus F. Gonzales, Lorelei K. Hickman, Charlee Jacob, Christina Kern, D.F. Lewis, Mindy Peterman, Crow Ravenscar, P.A. Roe, David G. Rogers, Lee Seed, Craig Sernotti, Scott H. Urban, and Carol Weekes.
Aert work was by Erik Wilson.
