Deb Taber

Excerpt
As an idea, the mudfrogs were an amusing joke, an interesting anomaly that crept in from the riverbanks to the city at night, singing their reeling tunes. As a reality, they were pests that shat everywhere when they weren't croaking up a mighty storm. They left their putrid brown trails on every park bench, sidewalk, and road in the city, yet no one had ever seen one eat.
--"Scatological," forthcoming in RIVER: The Anthology (Dark Quest Books)
Bio
Deb Taber writes, edits, cooks, and performs slave duties for two and a half Siamese cats. Sometimes she haunts the Pacific Northwest; other times, she does not.
Publications
"Scatological," forthcoming in RIVER: The Anthology (Dark Quest Books)
"Black Silk," forthcoming in Art from Art (Modernist Press)
"Alien Spaces," in the Dark Futures anthology (Dark Quest Books)
Stem, Stone and Bone in Fantasy Magazine
Writing Description
My work explores the shadowy side of human nature and the alien in the everyday. Themes of art, performance, and the darker side of beauty tend to seep into my words no matter what I do, as does an occasional bit of dark humor.
Goals
I'll be writing for 30 minutes per day, five days per week.


