Mark Anthony Brennan

I am a writer.
My fiction is primarily literary sci fi, but I have been known to delve into other genres: horror, fantasy, even mainstream. I have also written non-fiction articles as a freelance journalist.
Beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada is where my family and I call home. My wife, Dora, and I have three children -- Jessica, Sean and Rachel
Tomorrow's Enemy: Jackhammer (e-zine), 1999 (USA); Waxing & Waning, 1999 (Canada)
The Beauty of the Arrangement: Challlenging Destiny, 2000 (Canada)
Shelter from the Storm: On Spec, 2001 (Canada)
Earthers: Hadrosaur Tales, 2002 (USA)
The Garden of Syr: Hadrosaur Tales, 2002 (USA)
Loyalists: Hadrosaur Tales, 2003 (USA)
March on the New Gomorrah: Open Space: New Canadian Fantastic Fiction (antho), 2003 (Canada)
Beneath the White Layer: Descant, 2003 (Canada)
Josef: A Strange Tale from Dudinovsk: In the Outposts of Beyond (antho), 2003 (USA)
Athabasca: Hadrosaur Tales, 2003 (USA)
Return of the Native: Andromeda Spaceways In-flight Magazine, 2004 (Australia)
Jacob: A Winter's Tale from Copping Moors: Writers Post Journal, 2005 (USA)
Strasbourg: Shelter from the Storm (antho), 2005 (Canada)
Humpback IV: Here & Now, 2005 (England)
Freezer Burn: Monsters Ink (antho), 2005 (USA)
der Wahrsager: Tales of the Talisman, 2005 (USA)
Drot Detail: Tales of the Talisman, 2005 (USA)
"Shelter from the Storm" (a short story collection), 2005 (Perplexed Puffin Press)

"Humpback IV" (an illustrated chapbook), 2005 (Sams Dot Publishing) available from The Genre Mall

"Mark Anthony Brennan's stories are at once chilling and hopeful; imaginative yet plausible. This thoughtful, compelling collection is a tour de force."
— David Lee Summers, editor, Tales of the Talisman magazine
"In Return of the Native…the author did a good job of capturing the harsh, desolate beauty of a future Earth…"
— Michael Gabriel Bailey, Tangent short fiction review
"[The Beauty of the Arrangement] is nicely written…I like the philosophy here and Mr. Brennan's creativity is at a high level…"
— David L. Felts, Tangent short fiction review
"Stories like Mark Anthony Brennan's March on the New Gomorrah are what science fiction should always be: unabashedly dangerous, wildly imaginative, and perspicaciously evocative."
— Claude Lalumière, writer, editor, critic
"[Shelter from the Storm] links the inner with the outer worlds in the unique way that only speculative fiction affords."
— Jeff Verona, Tangent short fiction review
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Armand Rosamilia, Swords and Scribes
"Dark, maybe. Thought provoking? Definitely."
— Dunc Malcolm, Goldstream Gazette
markanthonybrennan58@yahoo.com