ABOUT WEIRD LIT MAG
Weird Lit Magazine is a platform for the weird and boundless. We strive to support freedom of expression, engage community, and foster the free exchange of ideas. Weird Lit Magazine values inclusivity, emerging voices, diversity of ideas, and nonconformity.
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Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, September Herrin
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September Herrin is a writer and book editor from the Pacific Northwest. Her work is forthcoming in Crow & Cross Keys and Roi Fainéant Press and has appeared in The Sprawl Mag, Idle Ink, Black Sheep Magazine, and elsewhere under her birth name September Woods Garland. She enjoys long, romantic walks through haunted houses and feeding Bigfoot peanut butter and seaweed sandwiches. September is drawn to absurdist themes and ambiguous endings.
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Senior Editor & Marketing Manager, Fawn Ward
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Fawn Ward is an author, editor, and marketing content manager based in the Pacific Northwest. She has written for multiple industries, including food and wine, agriculture, business, craft beer, apparel, and luxury travel. Her poetry and prose have been published in Pinhole Poetry, The Reed College Creative Review, and elsewhere. She enjoys darkness, one too many adjectives, and vivid settings of the natural world.
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Senior Editor, Dina Dwyer
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Dina Dwyer is a writer, editor, and visual media artist living in Seattle. Her fiction and photography has appeared or is forthcoming in Tupelo Quarterly, The Ocean State Review, Wallstrait, and elsewhere. She loves playful language, fanciful themes with believable characters, the kinds of stories that make you feel less alone, and anything to do with birds.
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Associate Editor, James Montgomery
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James Montgomery is a Seattle-based writer and absurdist. A former bookseller, he is an advocate for free expression and the eradication of book banning. James is drawn to works that explore existentialist themes, conflicted characters, and triumph.
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Computer Deputy, Ryan Martin
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Ryan Martin is a writer, musician, and programmer based in the Pacific Northwest.