Difference between revisions of "Leigh Blackmore"
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* ''[[Forbidden Dimensions, Nameless Dreams]]'' (for [[Necronomicon (APA)]]) | * ''[[Forbidden Dimensions, Nameless Dreams]]'' (for [[Necronomicon (APA)]]) | ||
* ''[[Red Viscous Madness]]'' (for [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]]) | * ''[[Red Viscous Madness]]'' (for [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]]) | ||
| − | *''[[Mantichore]] (for [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]]) | + | * ''[[Mantichore]] (for [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]]) |
| + | * ''[[Nameless Cylinder]]'' [2009] (for [[SSWFT]]) | ||
As a bookseller, during his 25 years in the Sydney book trade, he managed [[Dymocks SF Store]] (1995–2000) and Dymocks Neutral Bay (2001-2002), and was Senior Buyer at Collins Superstore (2002–2004). | As a bookseller, during his 25 years in the Sydney book trade, he managed [[Dymocks SF Store]] (1995–2000) and Dymocks Neutral Bay (2001-2002), and was Senior Buyer at Collins Superstore (2002–2004). | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 28 December 2020
(1959 --)
Leigh David Blackmore is an Australian editor, critic, writer, poet, occultist and musician, who is perhaps best-known for editing Terror Australis.
He is OE of Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus and a former member of the Futurian Society of Sydney.
- Antics
- The Possibility of Finding Such a Dog
- Forbidden Dimensions, Nameless Dreams (for Necronomicon)
- Red Viscous Madness (for Esoteric Order of Dagon)
- Mantichore (for Esoteric Order of Dagon)
- Nameless Cylinder [2009] (for SSWFT)
As a bookseller, during his 25 years in the Sydney book trade, he managed Dymocks SF Store (1995–2000) and Dymocks Neutral Bay (2001-2002), and was Senior Buyer at Collins Superstore (2002–2004).
| Person | 1959— |
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