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Mark Leslie


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Mark Leslie (born 1969) is a Canadian author of horror and speculative fiction. He is the author of the short story collection One Hand Screaming (2004), a collection of short stories and poetry, mostly in the horror genre, the horror novel I, Death, (2014) the thriller Evasion (2014) and the editor of the science fiction anthology North of Infinity II (2006) and horror anthology Campus Chills (2009). Leslie is also the author of Haunted Hamilton: The Ghosts of Dundurn Castle & Other Steeltown Shivers (2012), Spooky Sudbury: True Tales of the Eerie & Unexplained (2013)(co-authored with Jenny Jelen) and Tomes of Terror: Haunted Bookstores and Libraries (2014)

Contents

Born and raised in Onaping Falls, Leslie currently resides in Hamilton, Ontario.

Fiction

  • One Hand Screaming (2004), Stark Publishing
  • North of Infinity II (Editor) (2006), Mosaic Press
  • Campus Chills (Editor) (2009), Stark Publishing
  • Tesseracts Sixteen: Parnassus Unbound (Editor) (2012), Edge Publishing
  • I, Death (2014), Atomic Fez
  • Evasion (2015), Stark Publishing
  • A Canadian Werewolf in New York, (2017) Stark Publishing
  • Fiction River: Editor's Choice (Editor), (2017), WMG Publishing

    • Non-Fiction

  • Haunted Hamilton: The Ghosts of Dundurn Castle & Other Steeltown Shivers (2012), Dundurn
  • Spooky Sudbury: True Tales of the Eerie & Unexplained (co-author Jenny Jelen) (2013), Dundurn
  • Tomes of Terror: Haunted Bookstores & Libraries (2014), Dundurn
  • Creepy Capital: Ghost Stories of Ottawa and the National Capital Region (2016), Dundurn
  • Haunted Hospitals: Eerie Tales About Hospitals, Sanatoriums, and Other Institutions (co-author Rhonda Parrish) (2017), Dundurn

    • Awards

  • Short story "Erratic Cycles" (Parsec Magazine Winter 1998-1999) was nominated in category of Best short-form work in English 2000
  • Haunted Hamilton was short-listed in Non-Fiction for the Hamilton Arts Council Literary Awards 2013

    • References

    Mark Leslie Wikipedia
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