David Owain Hughes writes stories that explore dark fantasy and horror. His novel, Black Candy, offers a unique take on the supernatural, blending strange events with a sense of unease. He focuses on creating distinct worlds and unusual characters.
Smith was born in Hopwas, near Tamworth, Staffordshire, England. His mother was a pre-war historical novelist (E. M. Weale). Smith was first published at the age of 12 in the Tettenhall Observer. Between 1952-57 he wrote 56 stories for them. His father was a bank manager and Smith was destined for banking from birth. Guns and shooting became another early interest. In 1961 he designed and made a 12-bore shotgun, intending to follow it up with six more. During 1960-67 he operated a small shot...
James H. Longmore writes stories that often explore the darker side of Texas, as seen in "Texas Roadkill Volume 3: Texas Horror by Texas Writers." His other works include "Bumps in the Road," "Black Candy," "Buds," and "Pede," showing his range.