# Steven Pirie

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'''Steven Pirie''' is an English writer of [horror](/source/horror_fiction), [fantasy](/source/fantasy) and [humour](/source/comedy) based in [Liverpool](/source/Liverpool).<ref>see 'Interview with Steven Pirie' by [Peter Tennant](/source/Peter_Tennant) in ''Whispers of Wickedness'' issue 12, 2006 (archived at [http://futurefire.net/archive/ookami.co.uk/interview_with_steven_pirie.html]), and author's website at [http://www.stevenpirie.com/]</ref>

==Bibliography==
===Novels===

* ''Digging up Donald'' ([Immanion Press](/source/Immanion_Press), 2004)
* ''Burying Brian'' (Immanion Press, 2010)<ref>See author's blog at [https://stevenpirie.blogspot.com/2010/03/brian-is-go.html] and featured profile at [http://abrokenlaptop.wordpress.com/2010/05/21/be-mysterious-writers-in-masks-features-steven-pirie/]</ref>

===Short stories===
* Rogers' Cold Fusion (''Planet Relish Magazine'', 2003)
* What Goes Up (''The Phone Book'', 2003)
* A Foot in Alpha Centauri's Door (''Planet Relish Magazine'', 2003)
* Roger's Shoe, or Hat, or Dog (''The Dark Krypt'', 2003)
* An Old Problem (''The Phone Book'', 2003)
* Susan's Eyes (''Flash Me Magazine'', 2003)
* The Kiss (''Flashquake Magazine'', 2003)
* Colquitt's High-energy Trousers (''[Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine](/source/Andromeda_Spaceways_Inflight_Magazine)'', 2003)
* Spartacus (''Alien Skin Magazine'', 2003)
* Bob, and Clair, and the Meaning of Life (''[Whispers of Wickedness](/source/Whispers_of_Wickedness) magazine'', 2004)
* A Small Box of Rat Poison (''Whispers of Wickedness'' online, 2004)
* Titan's Teashop (''Whispers of Wickedness'' online, 2004)
* And God Saw That It Was... (''Whispers of Wickedness'' online, 2004)
* The Soup in Uncle Norman's Beard (''Tryst'', 2005)
* The Black Arts of Mrs Beelzebub From Number Six (''The Mammoth Book of New Comic Fantasy'', 2005)
* Colquitt's High-energy Trousers (''The Mammoth Book of New Comic Fantasy'', 2005)
* The Two Funereal Urns of Mrs Tate (''Whispers of Wickedness'' magazine, 2005)
* Mrs Mathews is Afraid of Cricket Bats (''Dark Doorways'', 2006)
* An Occasional Card (''Tryst'', 2006)
* Harry, the Wife, and Mrs Robson, Hell's Temptress from Number Six (''Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine'' 24, 2006)
* Mary's Gift, the Stars, and Frank's Pisser (''Zencore, [Nemonymous](/source/Nemonymous)'' 7, 2007)
* Of Kate, and Love, and the Faraway Door (''AfterburnSF'', 2007)
* To Pull a Child from a Woman (''[Sein und Werden](/source/Sein_und_Werden)'', 2007)
* Bob, and Clair, and the Meaning of Life (''Ink Magazine'', 2007)
* Lucy's Flower (''The Horror Express 6'', 2007)
* Night Dreaming (''[The Future Fire](/source/The_Future_Fire)'', 2008)
* The Love Ship Guide to Seduction in Zero Gravity (''[Murky Depths](/source/Murky_Depths)'', 2008)
* Leonard Rom (''Premonitions'', 2008)
* The Book of Ruth (''[Black Static](/source/Black_Static)'', 2008)
* The Love Ship Guide to Seduction in Zero Gravity (''Galaxies'', 2009)
* When Norman Dreamed (''Sonar 4 Horror and Science Fiction Anthology'', 2009)
* Ruth's Dying Breath in the Night (''Necrotic Tissue'', 2009)
* The Goodship Hyperdrive (''Murky Depths'', 2010)
* The Spring Heel (''Haunted Legends'', 2010)
* To Pull a Child from a Woman (''Sideshow 2'', 2010)
* Ruth Across the Sea (''Shock Totem'', 2011)
* This is Mary's Moon (''Black Static'', 2011)

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.stevenpirie.com/ Author's website]

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