K. Bosgra
K. Bosgra writes horror and somehow pulls three copies of 0 – The Fool in every Tarot reading.
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Sarah Turi Boshear
Sarah Turi Boshear is a writer and filmmaker based out of Los Angeles, California, where she lives with one man, two boys, a dog, and a cat. She likes reading, baking, tabletop RPGs, and competitive fashion reality tv shows. She can, on rare occasion, be found online playing games with the crew at Shadows of Archonia (@shadowsofarchonia on Twitch and YouTube)
Bruce Boston
From Bruce’s website:
I was born of Catholic and Jewish heritage in Chicago in
1943, and grew up in Southern California in an era of rock
and roll, the Cold War, and the Space Race. From
1961-2001, I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, attending
and graduating from the University of California,
Berkeley, while active in the psychedelia and political
protests of the 1960s. (more…)
Phyllis Bottome
Phyllis Bottome (1884–1963) was a British novelist and short story writer. Bottome studied individual psychology under Alred Adler while in Vienna, and with her husband (who was secretly MI6 Head of Station with responsibility for Austria, Hungary and Yugoslavia) she opened a language school in 1924 in Kitzbühel in Austria, which was also intended to be a community/educational laboratory to determine how psychology and educational theory could cure the ills of nations (one of their more famous pupils was author Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond). Bottome was an active anti-fascist, and wrote many novels in her lifetime, a number of which were turned into films.
Karen Bovenmyer
Karen Bovenmyer is the Assistant Editor of PseudoPod. She is an academic, writer, and teacher at Iowa State University.
Elizabeth Bowen
Elizabeth Bowen CBE was an Anglo-Irish writer notable for her books about “the Big House” of Irish landed Protestants, as well as her fiction about life in wartime London. In 1958, she was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Her final novel, Eva Trout, or Changing Scenes, won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 1969 and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1970.
Marjorie Bowen
Margaret Gabrielle Vere Long was born in the hour between All Saints Day and All Souls Day and grew up in a haunted house. Using the pseudonym Marjorie Bowen, she became one of the most prolific gothic authors of her time and whose influence is still felt. Find out more about her (and the other two ladies featured earlier this month) by picking up Monster She Wrote written by our friends Lisa Kroger and Melanie R. Anderson.
Hannah Wolf Bowen
Hannah Wolf Bowen has had fiction appear in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, Polyphony 6, Fantasy Magazine, Strange Horizons, Abyss & Apex, Ideomancer, The Fortean Bureau, and Alchemy. She also served as fiction editor of Chiaroscuro, a webzine devoted to dark fiction.