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Scott T. Barnes
Scott T. Barnes
Author, Editor, and Publisher
A graduate of Odyssey, the Fantasy Writing Workshop, Scott T. Barnes' short fiction won second place in the Writers of the Future Contest, 2011.
He has published short stories in over a dozen magazines and anthologies, including History and Horror, Oh My!, BuzzyMag.com, Reflection’s Edge; Niteblade; Bewildering Stories; The Lamppost Literary Journal; Trail of Indiscretion; and more. He grew up on a farm/cattle ranch in California and has worked in marketing, sales, teaching English as a foreign language in France, and commercial real estate. He holds an MBA from the Claremont Graduate School and a BA in Journalism/Spanish from CSU Fresno.
He also attended La Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico and La Sorbonne University in France. He is the editor of NewMyths.com and former Director of the American Christian Fiction Writers-West. More on Scott, including a complete bibliography, can be found at www.scotttbarnes.com.
About our logo: Representations of the Scarab beetle and similar creatures enjoy wide literary and popular culture references and were sacred to the ancient Egyptians and heavily featured in their myths. In fact, the god Khepri was a man with a beetle head. He was a solar deity and a creation god. Scarabs were also featured in popular protective amulets and rings. The scarab was seen as a reflection of the heavenly cycle, and as representing the idea of rebirth or regeneration. It is in this creative spirit that we invoke its likeness.
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