Steven Pirie

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Steven Pirie is an English writer of horror, fantasy and humour based in Liverpool.^[1]

• Digging up Donald (Immanion Press, 2004)
• Burying Brian (Immanion Press, 2010)^[2]

• Rogers' Cold Fusion (Planet Relish Magazine, 2003)
• What Goes Up (The Phone Book, 2003)
• A Foot in Alpha Centauri's Door (Planet Relish Magazine, 2003)
• Roger's Shoe, or Hat, or Dog (The Dark Krypt, 2003)
• An Old Problem (The Phone Book, 2003)
• Susan's Eyes (Flash Me Magazine, 2003)
• The Kiss (Flashquake Magazine, 2003)
• Colquitt's High-energy Trousers (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, 2003)
• Spartacus (Alien Skin Magazine, 2003)
• Bob, and Clair, and the Meaning of Life (Whispers of Wickedness magazine, 2004)
• A Small Box of Rat Poison (Whispers of Wickedness online, 2004)
• Titan's Teashop (Whispers of Wickedness online, 2004)
• And God Saw That It Was... (Whispers of Wickedness online, 2004)
• The Soup in Uncle Norman's Beard (Tryst, 2005)
• The Black Arts of Mrs Beelzebub From Number Six (The Mammoth Book of New Comic Fantasy, 2005)
• Colquitt's High-energy Trousers (The Mammoth Book of New Comic Fantasy, 2005)
• The Two Funereal Urns of Mrs Tate (Whispers of Wickedness magazine, 2005)
• Mrs Mathews is Afraid of Cricket Bats (Dark Doorways, 2006)
• An Occasional Card (Tryst, 2006)
• Harry, the Wife, and Mrs Robson, Hell's Temptress from Number Six (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine 24, 2006)
• Mary's Gift, the Stars, and Frank's Pisser (Zencore, Nemonymous 7, 2007)
• Of Kate, and Love, and the Faraway Door (AfterburnSF, 2007)
• To Pull a Child from a Woman (Sein und Werden, 2007)
• Bob, and Clair, and the Meaning of Life (Ink Magazine, 2007)
• Lucy's Flower (The Horror Express 6, 2007)
• Night Dreaming (The Future Fire, 2008)
• The Love Ship Guide to Seduction in Zero Gravity (Murky Depths, 2008)
• Leonard Rom (Premonitions, 2008)
• The Book of Ruth (Black Static, 2008)
• The Love Ship Guide to Seduction in Zero Gravity (Galaxies, 2009)
• When Norman Dreamed (Sonar 4 Horror and Science Fiction Anthology, 2009)
• Ruth's Dying Breath in the Night (Necrotic Tissue, 2009)
• The Goodship Hyperdrive (Murky Depths, 2010)
• The Spring Heel (Haunted Legends, 2010)
• To Pull a Child from a Woman (Sideshow 2, 2010)
• Ruth Across the Sea (Shock Totem, 2011)
• This is Mary's Moon (Black Static, 2011)

• Author's website

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