Mark Valentine

Mark Valentine is the author of ten short story collections, two biographies, two poetry volumes, introductions to over thirty books and essays about books.[1] His short story collections include The Collected Connoisseur (2010, with John Howard)[2] and Selected Stories (2012).

As a biographer, Valentine has published a life of Arthur Machen[3] and a study of Sarban.[4] He wrote regularly about neglected authors for Book and Magazine Collector magazine from 1995 until its closure in 2010.

Valentine is also an editor. From 1985 to 1988, he edited Source,[5] a journal devoted to the research and preservation of ancient holy wells. He then co-edited Aklo, a journal of the fantastic.[6] Valentine currently edits Wormwood, a journal dedicated to fantastic, supernatural and decadent literature.[7]

He has also issued sound recordings. As the Mystic Umbrellas, he contributed "Journey to the West", a keyboard piece, to the Deleted Funtime independent tape (Deleted Records, Dec 009, 1980),[8] and as Radio Dromedary contributed a work of treated shortwave recordings to National Grid 2 (Conventional Tapes, CON 015, 1981).[9] He also issued The Sound of the Sea/The Sound of Pendeen Watch, a sound recording of the sea and a Cornish lighthouse foghorn (Zennor Hill tapes, 1983).

Short story collections

Poetry

Biographies

Monographs

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