Matthew Lee Bain

Matthew Lee Bain is thirty autumns old. His avocations include the study of psychology, German (language and culture), and philology. In his free time, he enjoys strength training, viewing avant-garde cinema, and rolling around on the floor while screaming in agony.

His most recent poetry credits include: The Missing Fez, Penny Dreadful, Haz Mat Review, Images Inscript, Children, Churches, and Daddies, The New Mirage Quarterly, Experimental Forest, Pegasus, Nomad's Choir, Matchbook, The Nocturnal Lyric, Scavenger‚s Newsletter, and The Storyteller. His most recent short fiction credits include: Happy, Art:Mag, Liquid Ohio, 2001 Killer Frog Contest (1st place in short story category), Dark Moon Rising, and a four-piece series in Black Petals Magazine. He is also currently a column writer for Circle Magazine.

Father by Matthew Lee Bain (horror/dark fantasy)
       A child who never knew his father could easily idealize him; the perfect parent who was lost. This fatherless boy, however, dreams less of a darling daddy and more about a monster desirous of revenge and religious adoration. A dark tale of obsession.

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