Your Body is a Fever Dream
Bev Litkin · Faye Hopper · Ri Stypula · jackie Marley · K. Brown · Bitter Karella · Acantholichen x variifolius · Avi Burton · Jef Rouner · Morgan Wodring · Alex Hera · Esther alter · Emilija Vavic · Ashe Thurman · Ziggy Schutz · Mariah Southworth · Xosh M. Belanger · Wren Hern · Elena Sichrovksy · Ariel marken Jack · Maxim Volk · Jordan Kurella · Gabrielle Bleu · H. Marin · Dave Riser · Helen Whistberry · Theresa Jean Tanenbaum
Oct 2026 · Tenebrous Press
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YOUR BODY IS A DEVER DREAM is A cosmic body horror anthology from trans and GNC voices, a companion volume to YOUR BODY IS NOT YOUR BODY, and a charity drive all rolled into one. Over thirty Trans and Gender Nonconforming writers and artists come together in this energetic, fierce, and richly illustrated volume. Great unknowable forces, big concepts, space, dimensions, existential drama, good ol' body horror, cosmic dread, genre blending, weird formats, and creativity abound. Currently aiming to contribute to: Trans Legal Services Network Trans Doe Task Force
YOUR BODY IS A DEVER DREAM is A cosmic body horror anthology from trans and GNC voices, a companion volume to YOUR BODY IS NOT YOUR BODY, and a charity drive all rolled into one. Over thirty Trans and Gender Nonconforming writers and artists come together in this energetic, fierce, and richly ill...
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Jackie Marley is a writer and researcher living in Brooklyn. Their work has appeared in Stopgap, Phenomenal World, and several academic journals. Originally from the British Midlands, they hold a PhD in philosophy. K. Brown (they/them) lives in the Southeast with their partner and cat and too many plants, painting, drawing, writing and doing weird things with linux and wireless technology. They are slowly putting together a website for all of this at http://unknown.garden. They've been trying to find the entrance to Midian since 1992. Bev Litkin is a writer, artist and activist in San Francisco. Faye Hopper (she/her) is a writer of fiction and poetry based in Philadelphia. Her work has previously been published in Mixed Success Magazine. She hopes to show people visions of other worlds. Ri Stypula is a writer of weird queer horror who once almost became a mortician. Their work has been published in Ghoulish Tales and God's Cruel Joke, and they have read for both The Skull and Laurel magazine (Tenebrous Press) and Cat Eye Press. They have a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from Seton Hill University and live in Greensburg PA with their partners. Bitter Karella (He/She/They) is a genderfluid transvestite goblin and creator of the three time Hugo-nominated microfiction comedy account Midnight Pals. Her novella "The Ballad of Horse Girl" was published by Tenebrous Press in Split Scream Vol. Five, and his first novel, Moonflow, is now available from Orbit. Their second novel, Quaint Folk, is scheduled for publication in October 2027. Acantholichen × variifolius (they/them) is a nonbinary Singaporean Peranakan in Naarm, Australia. A speculative biology enthusiast, they exclusively write monsters, reflecting the rich complexity of human experiences: weaving in gender exploration, chronic pain and the wonders of witnessing nature. They apologise to real biologists and zoologists for any inaccuracies for the sake of fantasy and cool creature design. Alex Woodroe (she/her) is a Romanian writer of dark speculative fiction and Shirley Jackson Award-nominated editor-in-chief of Tenebrous Press. She' s the author of Whisperwood, The Night Ship, and Tatratea, and has several short stories and articles published in venues such as Nightmare Magazine and the Nosleep podcast. Alex lives in the heart of the Transylvanian region of Romania. Avi Burton (they/he) writes strange, sad, and speculative fiction. One of their first stories was published in the original Your Body Is Not Your Body anthology, and they are thrilled to work with Tenebrous Press once again. You can find more of Avi's work on their website, www.aviburton.com, or on Bluesky, @aviburton.bsky.social. Jef Rouner (they/them) is an award-winning journalist, host of the Friday Nightmare on TikTok, and horror author from Houston, Texas. Their work has appeared in Dark Spores, Oklahoma Pagan Quartley, and the Society of Misfit Stories. Two collections of their stories, Stranger Words and The Rook Circle, are available from CHBB Publishing. Morgan Wodring (he/they/it) is a neuroqueer pagan living in York, UK with Dorset roots. A molecular biologist by day, it spends the remaining hours painting, weaving and writing. Alex Hera is a writer, film director, and alternate reality game developer. At a young age, Alex was exposed to weird independent horror projects on the internet, and they were never the same. Esther Alter is a trans Jewish writer, game designer, and open source software programmer. Her fiction and poetry can be found in The Deadlands, Baffling Magazine, khoré o, Reckoning, Escape Pod, Strange Horizons, and the anthology Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity. She lives in Massachusetts. Follow her @esther-alter@bsky.social or check out her website esther-alter.com Emilija Vavic is a poet from the Gulf Coast of Texas and a Design/Technology student at her local university. You can find her on bluesky a
Jackie Marley is a writer and researcher living in Brooklyn. Their work has appeared in Stopgap, Phenomenal World, and several academic journals. Originally from the British Midlands, they hold a PhD in philosophy. K. Brown (they/them) lives in the Southeast with their partner and cat and too man...
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