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Fantelli Stefano

Stefano Fantelli (Bologna, 1972), is a horror and splatterpunk writer and screenwriter, with lots of publications to his credit. With Peter Straub, Caleb Battiago and Paolo Di Orazio he created the volume Mar Dulce: Water, Love, Death (Cut-Up Publishing, 2015). In English, with Alessandro Manzetti, he signs the collection of short stories Stockholm Syndrome (Kipple, 2015), while his short story The captain has been published in The Beauty of Death (Independent Legion Publishing, 2016) together with stories by Ramsey Campbell. Peter Straub, John Skipp, Poppy Z. Brite and other greats of horror literature. Creator of the El Brujo series, co-creator (with Rossano Piccioni) of the series The Cannibal Family and Blood Brothers (Inkiostro Edizioni), collaborator of the magazine “Splatter” (Elm Street House), is the screenwriter of the new series of Zora the vampire (Annexia). His play Morte e 9 euro e 20, a macabre and dark comedy, was staged in Rome under the direction of Katia La Galante. Also active as editorial curator, he has edited and edited books and comics by numerous authors, including Jack Ketchum, Richard Laymon, Moreno Burattini, Claudio Chiaverotti, Barbara Baraldi, Antonio Tentori, Caleb Battiago, Davide Barzi, Paolo Di Orazio, Leonardo Valenti. He is an Active Member of the Horror Writers Association. Nothing is known about what he keeps buried in the garden.