ABOUT WEIRD LIT MAG
Weird Lit Magazine is a platform for the weird and boundless. We support freedom of expression, community engagement, and the open exchange of ideas. We publish quarterly on the solstices and equinoxes. Weird Lit Magazine is registered as a nonprofit corporation in the state of Washington and holds 501(c)(3) federal tax exemption status. All donations to Weird Lit Magazine are tax-deductible.
MASTHEAD
Publisher & Editor in Chief, September Herrin
President of the Board of Directors
September Herrin is a writer and publisher from the Pacific Northwest. Her work has been supported by Arteles Creative Center (Finland) and Hypatia in the Woods (USA). September’s fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in GossamerWight Literary Magazine, Neon & Smoke, The Berlin Literary Review, Jersey Devil Press, and elsewhere. September is drawn to absurdist themes, body horror, folk horror, surrealism, and cannibalism (pathological or endocannibalism). Learn more about her work here.
Director of Operations & Senior Editor, Dina Dwyer
Treasurer of the Board of Directors
Dina Dwyer is a writer, editor, and visual media artist living in Seattle. Her fiction appears in The Forge Literary Magazine, december magazine, Tupelo Quarterly, the Ocean State Review, and elsewhere. In stories, she loves humorous character studies, complex and rewarding puzzles, and postmodern experiments. You can check out her stuff at dinadwyer.com.
Computer Deputy, Ryan Martin
Board Member
Ryan Martin is a writer, musician, and programmer based in the Pacific Northwest.
Marketing Coordinator & Copy Chief, Amanda Halverson
Secretary of the Board of Directors
Amanda Halverson is an editor and hobby collector from Seattle. If she’s not reading or walking her dog, she’s at the archery range, a museum, or working on her latest embroidery project. She enjoys stories that subvert expectations and stay with her long after she’s finished them.
Submissions Manager, Darren Kovalchik
Darren Kovalchik is an editor and software engineer located in Bellingham, Washington. A recent graduate of University of Washington’s Certificate in Editing, Darren hopes to move his focus from software to editing in the years to come. He enjoys reading science fiction and urban fantasy, especially stories that offer a unique lens into the condition of being human.
Editorial Intern, Louisa Crowe
Louisa Crowe completed a certificate in Editing from UW. She enjoys developmentally editing nonfiction and fiction. A poem of hers was featured in Source Paper. She occasionally shares essays and short stories on a secret blog. Louisa wants to be transported into a character’s consciousness, where it’s intimate and perceptive. She sees reading and writing as ways to explore deeper meaning in life.
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ALUMNI
James Montgomery