Carmelo Rafala

Carmelo Rafala

Carmelo Rafala (born April 4, 1970) is an American-born writer resident in Great Britain. He was a finalist for the Anubis Award for horror in 2004 and, in 2007, garnered over 1800 downloads in a matter of hours from the website of the Parsec Award-winning audio-fiction company, Variant Frequencies, making him the fourth most popular fiction download. He is a member of the British Fantasy Society.

Stories

*"Wild Seed", from the anthology, The West Pier Gazette and Other Stories. UK: Three-Legged Fox Press, 2008.
*"A Story of Kindness", republished in [http://www.niteblade.com Niteblade Magazine] , issue two. Canada, 2007.
*"Replay", republished in Atomjack Magazine, issue eight. USA, 2007.
*"Replay", republished in Estronomicon Magazine, fiction-only issue. USA, 2007.
*"Replay", republished in Neon Literary Journal, issue thirteen. UK, 2007.
*"Mother Tongue", as an audio podcast by Variant Frequencies, USA, 2007.
*"Mother Tongue", republished in Escape Velocity, issue one. USA: Adventure Books of Seattle, 2007.
*"Mother Tongue", in Jupiter Magazine, issue 17. UK: 2007.
*"A Story of Kindness", as an audio podcast by Variant Frequencies, USA, 2006.
*"Replay", in Jupiter Magazine, issue 13. UK: 2006.
*"Boxboy", in Forgotten Worlds Magazine, issue 3. UK: 2006.
*"Companion", from the magazine Twilight Times. USA: 2000.


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