Andrew S. Fuller

@andrewsfuller.com

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Writer of dark strange fiction. Constellations of Ruin (2023, Trepidatio Publishing). Editor at 3LBE magazine (1999–now). Friend of crows and spiders. he/they. https://andrewsfuller.com

The book The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella sits atop a small mound in a front yard.
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The book mentioned in the caption is held up near an artwork hanging on a wall.
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The book Constellations of Ruin by Andrew S. Fuller sits on an old barrel in front of an antique typewriter. Cover art by Mikio Murakami.
Authors Laura Cranehill in conversation with Wendy N. Wagner seated with microphones in front of a bookshelf.
Painting of two dragons who are breathing fire on a melting cube of ice.
The book The Door on the Sea sits on a shelf with a raven bust peering around the edge.
The author's face is overlaid with sepia color, film grain, and ocean waves cresting on a shore.
A two-tier silver tray of bite-size pecan pie desserts.
A stack of books Constellations of Ruin, with more books in the background.
Screenshot of the first page of the book Constellations of Ruin, and the story “Another Country Doctor” — “The largest residence in Flatwater was undoubtedly the Sherborne house, an embellished two-story homestead constructed in the Queen Anne style with wraparound porches and an impressive stable, nestled an overlooking bluff that enjoyed a fresh creek and a distant view of the upright rock formation called Chimney Rock by some.”
The author’s face along with a schedule of events, against an eerie background.
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The book Uncertain Sons by Thomas Ha sits on a shelf with thorny garland.
A hand holds the book Issues With Authority by Nadia Bulkin.
A large gathering of odd colorful monsters illustrated by Rew X.
The novel The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones rests atop drying branches and foliage.
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The book Constellations of Ruin stands in an eerie attic window along with a bookmark and sticker.
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The book Constellations of Ruin sits among spring branches and new flowering buds.
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The book Constellations of Ruin stands with an owl statue on a surface, silhouetted by window light.
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Andrew's face along with the words "OryCon 44, Oct 18-20, DoubleTree PDF" and a schedule of five events against an eerie background
Mushrooms sprout from the ground in the shadow of a human head.
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The book mentioned above stands in a shadowy corner.
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The hardcover book Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay rests on the long blade of a chainsaw.
The book Constellations of Ruin stands next to a metal owl ornament.
The book Everything the Darkness Eats by Erica LaRocca stands on a distressed piece of wood at the edge of impenetrable shadows.
A hand holds the book Never Whistle at Night
A 12-photo mosaic of the authors mentioned, each reading from their work
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Author’s photo, book covers, and text of the schedule
A human hand hovers over a small typewriter that is barely larger than the hand.
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The book Cranberry Cove by Hailey Piper, along with an author bookmark and mailer from Bad Hand Books all sit on a colorful tablecloth.
A copy of the book mentioned held in front of a bookcase
A textured graphic with the text... Andrew S. Fuller Awards Eligibility 2023 COLLECTION Constellations of Ruin (Trepidatio Publishing) SHORT FICTION “A Perfectly Fine Hobby” The Cozy Cosmic (Underland Press) +7 stories in Constellations of Ruin LONG FICTION “Unfinished Painting of Empty Classroom” novelette in Constellations of Ruin EDITOR, SEMIPRO ZINE Three-Lobed Burning Eye magazine
A graphic with the text... Andrew S. Fuller Awards Eligibility 2023 COLLECTION Constellations of Ruin (Trepidatio Publishing) SHORT FICTION “A Perfectly Fine Hobby” The Cozy Cosmic (Underland Press) +7 stories in Constellations of Ruin LONG FICTION “Unfinished Painting of Empty Classroom” novelette in Constellations of Ruin EDITOR, SEMIPRO ZINE Three-Lobed Burning Eye magazine
The book Constellations of Ruin is backlit in a dark moody attic scene.
Everything the Darkness Eats by Eric LaRocca, A Light Most Hateful by Hailey Piper, Never Whistle at Night anthology Ed. Shane Hawk
the author's face surrounded by dark ripples of water and foggy textures
ASF award eligibility: Constellations of Ruin author collection • “A Perfectly Fine Hobby” story in The Cozy Cosmic anthology • editor, Three-Lobed-Burning Eye magazine