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Contents Copyright by Bruce Durham unless noted otherwise
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To contact the author, e-mail me at: b_durham at rogers dot com
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Welcome to the web site of writer
Bruce Durham
Howard Days photos courtesy of Pete Roncoli
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The Marsh God
 
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Bruce Durham is a mighty voice for sword-and-sorcery, and some day soon the wider publishing world is going to realize what they've been missing. Few writers draft action scenes with the same cracking verve; few of them can.

 

Howard Andrew Jones - Managing Editor, Black Gate Magazine

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What’s New -  May 2012

 

My short story Witiko, a period piece pitting 19th century British soldiers against a tribe of angry Sasquatch, will appear soon in Coscom Entertainment’s anthology Bigfoot Terror Tales Vol. 1.

 

 

What’s New -  April 2012

 

I sold a story to the Lovecraft eZine, titled The Pariah, for an upcoming edition.

 

Michael D. Griffiths of SFReader.com posted a review of Sha’Daa: Last Call on that site. Of my story Deathstalk, he said: “This one is pure adventure, the character development is good, and the monsters are pretty darn scary. At the risk of sounding repetitive, I have to say this story really delivers.” The entire review can be read here.

 

 

What’s New - March 2012

 

A retrospective on the history and evolution of the Sword & Sorcery genre, titled The Big Barbarian Theory, appeared in Black Gate Magazine. I was especially privileged to see my name mentioned among many other fine S&S authors.

 

My historical short story Anezka, about the last days of Hannibal Barca, is now free to read at Comets and Criminals.

 

 

What’s New - February 2012

 

The Crane Horror placed first in the Preditors and Editors Poll for Best Short Horror Story. The Lovecraft eZine placed first for Best eZine while Lawyers in Hell placed 2nd for Best Anthology. Thanks to everyone who voted.

 

 

HELL has returned! And you are all invited!

 

From Janet and Chris Morris, creators of HUGO award winning series Heroes in Hell, comes a new set of tales starring historical figures as you’ve never seen them before.

 

The first volume, Lawyers in Hell, is available from Kerlak Publishing as well as B&N, Amazon.com, Amazon.ca and Amazon.co.uk.

 

Read an excerpt of Plains of Hell here, along with purchase links from Amazon.

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