Eric J. Guignard

Eric J. Guignard is involved in a tumultuous and steamy love affair with Dark Fiction.

When not involved in writing, editing, or reading of it, he dreams about Dark Fiction at all hours, even while "supposedly" involved in non-Dark Fiction activities.

It might be said that Eric J. Guignard is wrapped predictably around Dark Fiction’s littlest tentacle. Dark Fiction, on the other hand, is not restrained by any man. Nay, it is boundless and abstract, not well-understood, and does whatever it wants, being a strong-willed progeny of copious personalities and quirks, including influences of weird compositions, far-flung fantasy, thunderous thrillers, and nebulous horror.

Headquartered in the outskirts of Los Angeles, Eric J. Guignard’s token offerings to Dark Fiction may be found in disreputable publications reserved for back alley bazaars. He’s won a few awards, including the 2013 Bram Stoker Award, and he’s been a finalist for some others, including the 2014 International Thriller Writers Award.

When reality demands its own share of attention, Eric J. Guignard is a technical writer and a college professor. He resides alongside a wife, children, cats, and a terrarium filled with mischievous beetles.

Book Reviews by Eric J. Guignard

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“cerebral horror, the subtleties of dark thrills . . .”

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Going into Press Start to Play, one may be a bit hesitant: Hmmm . . . science fiction stories about video games?

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The Dresden Files is an exceptional series of 15 (and counting) novels written by Jim Butcher, in addition to tie-in short stories and a short-lived television series.

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Reading Paradise Sky by Joe R.

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Charlie Martz and Other Stories: The Unpublished Stories is a collection of 15 short fiction stories (11 of which have never been published), written by Elmore Leonard at the beginning of

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The End of The End of Everything is the latest collection of short stories written by fiction author Dale Bailey.