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'''After Hours''' was a literary fantasy and horror zine by William G. Raley. | '''After Hours''' was a literary fantasy and horror zine by William G. Raley. | ||
| − | After Hours | + | ''After Hours'' was first published in 1989 and continued on into the 1990s. @5 issues of this title were published by Raley in California, U.S.A. |
Featured were interviews with writers such as Robert McCammon, and William F. Nolan. | Featured were interviews with writers such as Robert McCammon, and William F. Nolan. | ||
| − | Contributors included Greg Beatty, Sean Brodrick, Margaret L. Carter, Mort Castle, Mark Fewell, Gregor Hartman, Gregory C. Lowney, Wade Shatford, James Patrick Ulven, Steve Vernon and James A. Wells. | + | Contributors included Greg Beatty, Sean Brodrick, Margaret L. Carter, Mort Castle, R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Mark Fewell, Gregor Hartman, Gregory C. Lowney, Wade Shatford, James Patrick Ulven, Steve Vernon and James A. Wells. |
Also included were reprints of classic work by Ray Bradbury ([[Futuria Fantasia]]), | Also included were reprints of classic work by Ray Bradbury ([[Futuria Fantasia]]), | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 16 May 2011
After Hours was a literary fantasy and horror zine by William G. Raley.
After Hours was first published in 1989 and continued on into the 1990s. @5 issues of this title were published by Raley in California, U.S.A.
Featured were interviews with writers such as Robert McCammon, and William F. Nolan.
Contributors included Greg Beatty, Sean Brodrick, Margaret L. Carter, Mort Castle, R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Mark Fewell, Gregor Hartman, Gregory C. Lowney, Wade Shatford, James Patrick Ulven, Steve Vernon and James A. Wells.
Also included were reprints of classic work by Ray Bradbury (Futuria Fantasia),
Art work was by Ruth Thompson (cover #6), Bradley K. McDevitt, Bucky Montgomery, and Alan Jude Summa.
