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'''Mark Leslie''' (born [[1969]]) is a [[Canada|Canadian]] author of horror and speculative fiction. |
'''Mark Leslie''' (born [[1969]]) is a [[Canada|Canadian]] author of horror and speculative fiction. |
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Mark Leslie (born 1969) is a Canadian author of horror and speculative fiction.
Born in Sudbury, Ontario with the name Mark Leslie Lefebvre, Mark drops "Lefebvre" and writes using his first and middle name.
He is the author of the short story collection One Hand Screaming (2006), a collection of short stories and poetry, mostly in the horror genre and the editor of the science fiction anthology North of Infinity II (2006)
Mark is also in the process of writing a serial blog called "I, Death" which is written from the point of view of a teenage boy. This boy seems to have a strange series of events happen to him, mostly of the horror variety. He believes over time that he may be cursed. The blog can be viewed at [1]. It is also offered via RSS feed and Podcast on this page.
Mark possesses a wit and humor that blends with the horror of his stories captivating the reader until the end. His originality mixed with his love for all things horror is what makes him an author that should grace every bookshelf.
He currently lives in Hamilton with his family.
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