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    Illumen 32

    By Tyree Campbell

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    Featured Poet: Will H. Blackwell Jr. Article: My Journey to Speculative Poetry by JD DeHart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlban Lake Publishing
    Release dateJul 3, 2018
    ISBN9780463569740
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    Illumen 32
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    Tyree Campbell

    Tyree Campbell writes primarily science fiction, plus some fantasy and some horror. He is the author of four novels [including the Nyx series], some 130 short stories, and three dozen poems. He has won SpecFicWorld's Speculative Fiction Contest, Crux Magazine's SF Writing Contest, a third-place Rhysling for poetry, and has been nominated for the James Tiptree Award, a Spectrum Award, and a Lambda Award. Currently he is working on three other novels, including the third Nyx novel [The Protectors], plus assorted short stories. In his spare time he is also the managing editor of Sam's Dot Publishing.

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