ESOTERRA MAGAZINE

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.

Inhuman #4 features the story "The Pornography of Puppets" by Chad Hensley and W.H. Pugmire.

features Chad's story
"Sesqua Bud"

Finalist for the
2001 Bram Stoker Award

Antibothis #2 features two articles by Chad Hensley, "Non Sense" and the companion piece "The Pornography of Words"

Winner of the 2002 Bram Stoker Award for Best Anthology

features the story
"The Night City"
by Chad Hensley
and W.H. Pugmire

Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music
features interview with Masami Akita, the mastermind of Merzbow, originally titled "The Beauty of Noise" and was first printed in Seconds Magazine issue #42, 1997.