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Nick Mamatas
Nick Mamatas lives in Jersey City and is actually starting to like
it. He is the author of the Bram Stoker Award-nominated short novel
Northern Gothic (Soft Skull, 2001, reviewed
elsewhere on this site by John Grant) and several inconsequential
short stories, some of which have appeared in mainstream publications
like the men's magazine Razor, the NYC-based monthly Wide
Angle, and the underground zines The Whirligig, Ragshock,
and Pablo's Comics Extravaganza. On the genre side of things,
different stories, and sometimes the same exact stories that have appeared
in the literary pubs, have been published in the Hugo-nominated webzine
Strange Horizons, Speculon.com, Horrorfind.com,
Talebones and the forthcoming anthology Strange Pleasures
Vol. 2 (Prime Books).
When not writing fantasy and horror, which is 99% of the time, Nick
writes about radical politics, publishing, digital art and fringe cultural
phenomena for the Village Voice, In These Times, Razor,
Silicon Alley Reporter, Artbyte and the Disinformation
Books anthologies You Are Being Lied To, Everything You Know
Is Wrong and the forthcoming Abuse Your Illusions. With Kap
Su Seol, he is the translator of Kwangju Diary (UCLA APM, 1999),
the definitive study of South Korea's 1980 Kwangju Uprising and the
subsequent US-backed massacre that ended it.
His website is here: http://www.kynn.com/wwnkd
and his e-mail address is nillo@agoron.com
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