C.S. Fuqua Bio

The writers, musicians, and artists featured on this website come from varied backgrounds, experiences, politics, religions, influences, training, studies, and interests. They're a diverse lot with much to offer. Their work appears in a variety of forms, from books and CDs to crafts and instruments. Some writers have been featured in "year's best" anthologies, magazines, and journals around the world, while other artists have been featured in podcasts and on radio, television, and other media such as CDs. Please explore the links to the works of these talented people, found on the Worthwhile links page. Maybe you'll run across a work that you'd like to read or listen to. We hope so.

Christopher Steven Fuqua's work has appeared widely in publications such as Bull Spec, Main Street Rag, Iodine, Brutarian, Slipstream, Poet, Pearl, Bogg, Sulphur River Literary Review, Chiron Review, DAW Books' The Year's Best Horror Stories, Cemetery Dance, Christian Science Monitor, Honolulu Magazine, Naval History, The Writer, Best of the Net 2006, and many others, most listed on this site's fiction and nonfiction pages. His published books include Big Daddy's Gadgets, Notes to My Becca, Divorced Dads, Music Fell on Alabama, and the four-novel audio series Deadlines. A University of West Florida graduate, he has passed himself off as a newspaper reporter, magazine editor, English tutor, substitute teacher, furniture and flute craftsman, janitor, respiratory therapy technician, gas station attendant (when such things existed), salesclerk, and many more roles not worth mentioning. He is now a full-time freelance writer, which is to say he's in constant debt. Entries about his literary work appear in Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 23rd Edition and Who's Who in Entertainment, 3rd Edition.