Curl up by the wall of fire and tickle your tentacles with tales of the disturbed, the dark, and the damned. Welcome to The Seventh Terrace.
The Seventh Terrace gratefully makes its Earthly home in Calgary-Mohkinstsis, on Treaty 7 territory, and that of Métis Nation of Alberta, Districts 5 and 6. We acknowledge the histories, languages, and cultures of all First Nations, whose presence continues to enrich our shared tradition of storytelling.
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The Dreaditors
Sarah L. Pratt
Sarah L. Pratt is a curly hair gladiator, ultra marathoner, literary events wrangler, and queer fictioneer. Her stories have appeared in Vastarien, Room Magazine, Plenitude, On Spec, Shock Totem, Crossed Genres, Year’s Best Hardcore Horror Vol. 2 (Red Room Press), and the Bram Stoker Award nominated Dark Visions 1 (Grey Matter Press) and Twisted Book of Shadows (Haverhill Press). She’s the author of Suicide Stitch: Eleven Tales (EMP Publishing) the blasphemous apocalyptic thriller, Infractus (Coffin Hop Press), and co-author of Wall of Fire and co-author/co-curator of Forbidden Fruit and Penitent’s Gold (The Seventh Terrace). Her newest book is the literary novella, They’re All Named Poppy (Radical Bookshop and Press).
Robert Bose
Robert Bose grew up on a farm in southern Alberta spending every free moment reading Fritz Leiber, Karl Edward Wagner, and whatever pulp and dark fiction he could get his dirty hands on. He’s the editor of a variety of books and anthologies for Coffin Hop Press and The Seventh Terrace, and the author of myriad short stories including the fiendish collection, Fishing with the Devil along with curating/editing/writing Terrace VII: Wall of Fire, Terrace VI: Forbidden Fruit, and Terrace V: Penitent’s Gold. When not writing, editing, publishing and running unfathomable long ultramarathons, he spends his time pestering his troublesome children, and working as a software architect for a small economic forecasting software company.
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