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Steve Rasnic Tem is an American published author.

Adam Mills of Weird Fiction Review has described his work as being able to haunt the imagination and heart ‘in equal measure’ while also expanding and defining the genre.

His career of writing has been going for over four decades. It extends to plays, poetry, short stories, and novels that all take place in different genres such as crime, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and regional fiction that is set in the Appalachian South of the United States.

He also has been associated with the type of imaginative prose that has been given the moniker of Temism. Tem has also written a novella along with Melanie Tem, his late wife, that is titled The Man On The Ceiling. It was the recipient of the International Horror Guild Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the World Fantasy Award in 2001.

Steve has also won the British Fantasy Award, the International Horror Guild Award, and the Bram Stoker Award for the work that he has done solo. In 2024, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the HWA.

He is the author of many books, including Ubo. The 2017 science fiction novel was a story about the origins of violence and featured various characters from history including Jack the Ripper. His 2014 novel Blood Kin was the recipient of the 2014 Bram Stoker Award. He has also written other books such as Deadfall Hotel, The Mask Shop of Doctor Blaack, The Man on the Ceiling, The Book of Days, Daughters, excavation, and a handbook on writing co-written with Melanie Tem that was titled Yours to Tell: Dialogues on the Art & Practice of Fiction.

Steve has also written many short stories and over five hundred of them have been published so far. The first collection of stories that he wrote was titled Ombres sur la Route and came out in 1994. His first collection in the English language was titled City Fishing and came out in 2000 and won the International Horror Guild Award.

He has also written other collections of short stories. These include the 2001 The Far Side of the Lake, In Concert with Melanie Tem, Ugly Behavior, Onion Songs, Celestial Inventories, Twember, Here With The Shadows, out of the Dark: A Storybook of Horrors, Figures Unseen: Selected Stories, The Harvest Child and Other Fantasies, and Everything Is Fine Now, as well as The Night Doctor and Other Tales, and Thanatrauma.

Steve has resided in Colorado for a long time after moving from Virginia. He attended VPI, graduating with his Bachelors in English education. He also studied fiction and poetry at Colorado State, graduating with his MA in the field of creative writing. He had four children with his late wife, Melanie.

Ubo is a fictional novel from author Steve Rasnic Tem. If you love a story idea that is pretty unique and can appreciate a great imagination, this book might be a pretty good fit for you!

The main character of Daniel has a big problem. He’s trapped in a place called Ubo. He doesn’t have any idea how long he has been there, imprisoned in this place and only the roaches to keep him company. There are others in Ubo, and they all share a memory that is similar about their own trip to Ubo.

The residents there have the same dream where dry wings went over the moon, with the large insects falling all over the houses in the neighborhood and then going through the windows and the walls by some mechanism. The creatures would go from one world to the next.

Now in Ubo, they make Daniel play a different figure from the history of humanity, a part filled with violence. It could be anything from Stalin to a god killing survivors in a ruins world or Jack the Ripper. All of the scenes change from day to day, and this camp exists beyond time’s rules.

The prisoners slowly start to go insane as the skies start to burn. The experiments begin to evolve, identities are starting to dissolve, and there seems to be no end to this horrible scenario. Will things ever end and can Daniel get out of Ubo? Is Ubo just some type of purgatory or hell? What is the true reality of his situation? Read this book to find out.

The Mask Shop of Doctor Blaack is a fictional book from author Steve Rasnic Tem. If you have been searching for a book that would be good for the autumn or Halloween season, this is a fun read that is perfect for that time of year!

Main character Laura always used to look forward to fall. It was her favorite time during the season. This autumn around, however, things have changed. She’s now a teen and there’s new challenges and changes that come along with the season now that she’s growing up.

Laura has made the choice that she is a bit too old to go out and trick or treat. She really wants to have a nice Halloween experience with her friends, something of a grown experience. But her plans are foiled when she is informed by her parents that she has the duty of taking Trevor, her younger brother, out to go trick or treat before that can happen.

First they have to go and find some Halloween costumes to buy. But in the process, the two of them find themselves happening upon an odd shop. The shop is weird and the proprietor of the shop seems a little off, but that’s okay. It’s the spooky season, right?

Then Trevor tries on a mask that he probably shouldn’t have, and things are off to the races. The consequences for trying on this mask may be very dangerous. Can the brother and sister team take on whatever is coming their way, or are they unprepared for what is coming their way? Read this charming story to find out whether Laura and Trevor can undo the scenario they’ve found themselves in!