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C Dean Andersson

(1946 - 2021)

aka Asa Drake

Best known as a writer of fiction in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres.

Other work: television graphic artist, professional musician in United States Air Force bands, robotics computer programmer, and a technical writer specializing in software documentation for mainframe relational database management systems.

Born in the United States of America, state of Kansas, his childhood in Kansas served as a setting for the novel, Buried Screams, and for several scenes in the novel, Raw Pain Max.

Series

Hel (as by Asa Drake)
   1. Warrior Witch of Hel (1985)
   2. Werebeasts of Hel (1986)
   3. Death Riders of Hel (1986)

Texas Horror Trilogy
   1. Torture Tomb (1987)
   2. Raw Pain Max (1988)
   3. Fiend (1994)

Bloodsong Saga
   1. Warrior Witch (2000)
     aka Warrior Witch of Hel
   2. Warrior Rebel (2000)
     aka Death Riders of Hel
   3. Warrior Beast (2000)
     aka Werebeasts of Hel

Novels

   Buried Screams (1992)
   I Am Dracula (1993)
   I am Frankenstein (1996)

Series contributed to

Mortal Kombat
1. Shango's Thunder (1998)
Reptile's World (2005)

Books containing stories by C Dean Andersson

The Many Faces of Van Helsing (2004)
edited by
Jeanne Cavelos

The Book of All Flesh (2001)
(All Flesh Must Be Eaten)
edited by
James Lowder

Dark Seductions (2001)
Tales of Erotic Horror
edited by
Alice Alfonsi and John Scognamiglio

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Award nominations

2007 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Short Fiction (nominee) : The Death Wagon Rolls on By

C Dean Andersson recommends

First Civilization's Legacy: Books 1-3 (2019)
(First Civilization)
Terry W Ervin II
"Grab hold! Ervin's got the magic!."

Pit Planet (2003)
David Dvorkin
"Like the great classics by Asimov, Bester, Clarke, and Heinlein, David Dvorkin's Pit Planet is intelligent, thought provoking, exciting Science Fiction entertainment at its finest. . . . a wonderful reading experience. Truly enjoyed it. The sections underground strongly reminded me of the sense of wonder I experienced the first time I read William Hope Hodgson's The Night Land. Cheers for Benton! Pit Planet packs a powerful punch."

Old Fears (1982)
Ron Wolfe and John Wooley
"A modern masterpiece."

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