Chad
Hensley
is an explorer in the dark side of music, literature, and art.
His writing has appeared in such anthologies as The Darker
Side: Generations of Horror, Apocalypse Culture 2
and Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music as well as
magazines like Spin, Rue Morgue, Hustler, Fangoria, Super7,
Juxtapoz, Terrorizer, Warp Japan, Slayer, Morbid Curiosity and
many others. His fiction and poetry have received honorable
mentions in Year's Best Fantasy and Horror. His poetry collection
What
the Cacodaemon Whispered was a Finalist for the 2001
Bram Stoker Award.
He
is currently a contributing editor for the first all-English
Japanese toy culture magazine Super7.
Super7
issue #11 features Chad's interview with Glenn Danzig
about his current obsession with Japanese toys as well as his
musical career with the Misfits, Samhain, and his current band.
Look
for Chad's fiction in Allen K's Inhuman
#4 and Fangoria.
He
is the featured poet in Black
October Magazine #6 and Dark Legacy #15, which contains
his 3rd poetry collection The Ambient Darkness. He also
has poetry in Flesh
& Blood #15 and #16
along with the October 2004 issue of Chiaroscuro.
Coming
in May of 2007, Naked
Snake Press will release a new poetry collection of Chad's
work with illustrations by Harry Fassl titled Shades of Darkness.
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Dark
Legacy #15
contains ten of Chad's poems in a collection called
The Ambient Darkness inside the magazine.
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features Chad's story
"Sesqua Bud"
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Finalist for the
2001 Bram Stoker Award
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