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Michael A Arnzen
(b.1967)Michael A. Arnzen is the author of the Bram Stoker Award-winning novel, Grave Markings (Dell Books). 100 Jolts, Arnzen's newest release, features 100 of his very best flash fiction stories. His short story collection, Fluid Mosaic (Wildside Press) collects his best stories from the 1990s. His poetry chapbooks include Freakcidents, Gorelets: Unpleasant Poetry, Dying (With No Apologies to Martha Stewart), Paratabloids, Chew, Sportuary and Writhing in Darkness.
Arnzen holds a Ph.D. in English and presently teaches graduate studies in "Writing Popular Fiction" at Seton Hill University in Western Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife and cats. His current project is a twisted kidnapping novel.
Arnzen holds a Ph.D. in English and presently teaches graduate studies in "Writing Popular Fiction" at Seton Hill University in Western Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife and cats. His current project is a twisted kidnapping novel.
Awards: Stoker (2007) see all
Genres: Horror
Novels
Collections
Chew and other ruminations (1991)
Paratabloids (1993)
The selected works of Michael Arnzen: Needles and sins (1993)
Fluid Mosaic (2000)
Once Upon a Slime (2003) (with Mark McLaughlin)
Gorelets (poems) (2003)
100 Jolts (2004)
Sportuary (2009)
The Gorelets Omnibus (poems) (2012)
Dark Highways (2012) (with others)
Audiovile (2016)
Freakcidents (poems) (2016)
Proverbs for Monsters (2016)
Paratabloids (1993)
The selected works of Michael Arnzen: Needles and sins (1993)
Fluid Mosaic (2000)
Once Upon a Slime (2003) (with Mark McLaughlin)
Gorelets (poems) (2003)
100 Jolts (2004)
Sportuary (2009)
The Gorelets Omnibus (poems) (2012)
Dark Highways (2012) (with others)
Audiovile (2016)
Freakcidents (poems) (2016)
Proverbs for Monsters (2016)
Novellas and Short Stories
Anthologies edited
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Books containing stories by Michael A Arnzen
Extrasensory Overload (2024)
An anthology of speculative excess
edited by
Naomi Simone Borwein and Chun Hyon Lee
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Michael A Arnzen recommends
The Black Maybe (2022)
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