Difference between revisions of "Deborah Layne"
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| − | An [[Oregon]] writer, and founder, in 2002, of '''Wheatland Press''', a [[small press]] specializing in [[SF]], [[fantasy]], and [[horror]] short story and [[poetry]] collections. She | + | An [[Oregon]] writer, and founder, in 2002, of '''Wheatland Press''', a [[small press]] specializing in [[SF]], [[fantasy]], and [[horror]] short story and [[poetry]] collections. She edited the ''Polyphony'' series (with [[Jay Lake]]). Her [[fiction]] has appeared in ''[[The Fortean Bureau]]'', ''Flytrap'' and ''Indiana Review''. |
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An Oregon writer, and founder, in 2002, of Wheatland Press, a small press specializing in SF, fantasy, and horror short story and poetry collections. She edited the Polyphony series (with Jay Lake). Her fiction has appeared in The Fortean Bureau, Flytrap and Indiana Review.
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