Albert E Cowdrey
Albert E. Cowdrey. A Haunting in Love City. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2013)
In which F&SF regulars Morrie and Jimmy carry out some spooky sleuthing in Texas.
Albert E. Cowdrey. The Ladies in Waiting. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2012)
In which Jimmie and Morrie of Paranormal Services investigated, whilst in the midst of a lovers’ tiff, a poltergeist in a bedroom.
Albert E. Cowdrey. The Goddess. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sept/Oct 2012)
The goddess Kali has a pivotal role to play in the lives of a group of people on a cotton plantation in the run up to the civil war. Frankly my dear, I did give a damn.
Albert E. Cowdrey. Asylum. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/June 2012)
Ghost story in which young Willy Pfeiffer inherits enough money to dedicate himself to ghost-hunting.
Albert E. Cowdrey. Greed. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)
More ne’er-do-wells from the deep south pop out from Cowdrey’s active/fetid imagination, the love of money once more being the root of all evil.
Albert E. Cowdrey. Mindbender. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2012)
A darkly humourous espionage thriller, with an FBI agent helping a mind-reading Russian to hide from forces who wish him dead.
Albert E. Cowdrey. How Peter Met Pan. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2011)
Relatively routine horror from a master of the genre, set in the woods against a backdrop of climate change and rebuffed love.
Albert E. Cowdrey. Where Have All the Young Men Gone? (F&SF Sept/Oct 2011)
A dose of classic Cowdrey horror, albeit transplanted from the deep south to Europe.
Albert E. Cowdrey. The Black Mountain. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/June 2011)
Another macabre tale from New Orleans from the seemingly Duracell Extra-powered Cowdrey
Albert E. Cowdrey. Scatter My Ashes. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2011)
Cowdrey eschews his usual deep south setting, reaching into Russian and Jewish folklore, to delve into the dark secrets of an unfrocked Russian holy man..
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