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Glen Hirshberg
(b.1966)Glen Hirshberg was born in Detroit in 1966, and grew up there and in San Diego. He received his B.A. from Columbia University, where he won the Bennett Cerf Prize for Best Fiction, and his M.A. and M.F.A. from the University of Montana.
Glen's first novel, The Snowman's Children, was published by Carroll and Graf in 2002. The Two Sams, to be published by Carroll and Graf in October 2003, collects his celebrated ghost stories which have received multiple International Horror Guild and World Fantasy Award nominations.
Glen Hirshberg lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife and children.
Glen's first novel, The Snowman's Children, was published by Carroll and Graf in 2002. The Two Sams, to be published by Carroll and Graf in October 2003, collects his celebrated ghost stories which have received multiple International Horror Guild and World Fantasy Award nominations.
Glen Hirshberg lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife and children.
Awards: Jackson (2008) see all
Genres: Horror
Series
Motherless Children Trilogy
1. Motherless Child (2012)
2. Good Girls (2016)
3. Nothing to Devour (2018)
1. Motherless Child (2012)
2. Good Girls (2016)
3. Nothing to Devour (2018)
Novels
Collections
The Two Sams (2003)
American Morons (2006)
The Janus Tree and Other Stories (2011)
The Ones Who Are Waving (2021)
Tell Me When I Disappear (2023)
American Morons (2006)
The Janus Tree and Other Stories (2011)
The Ones Who Are Waving (2021)
Tell Me When I Disappear (2023)
Series contributed to
Books containing stories by Glen Hirshberg
The Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: Volume Three (2022)
(Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror, book 3)
edited by
Paula Guran
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Glen Hirshberg recommends
In the Porches of My Ears (2023)
Norman Prentiss
"The monsters at the heart of Norman Prentiss's disquieting, deceptively hushed fiction are overheard conversations, misunderstood gestures, the things both partners in a relationship have agreed never to say. At least until those things sprout teeth, fur, the ability to curse, and turn into even more terrifying monsters."
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