Gabe Durham
is the author of a novel, Fun Camp (2013), a nonfiction book about bad 90s Christian video games, Bible Adventures (2015), and a nonfiction book about Zelda, mystery, and fan culture, Majora's Mask (2020).
Gabe is the founding editor of Boss Fight Books, a series of nonfiction documentary-style books about classic video games.
His writings have appeared in the Literary Review, Puerto del Sol, Barrelhouse, The Mid-American Review, and elsewhere. He received an MFA in fiction writing from UMass Amherst. He lives in Los Angeles, CA.
Current Projects:
A horror novel called Everything Just as You Left It.
A collection of 100 short, eventful stories called Calmly Refusing to Age. He's published some of the stories in Matchbook, Cover, and Astrolabe, posted others to Substack, and read the stories aloud from his tiktok, @drboring. A few of them went a little viral---especially Neighbors with Guns.
A hybrid manuscript of Los Angeles poetry and micro-essays called Tested in the Wilderness. Poems from the book have appeared in Always Crashing, Arcturus: Chicago Review of Books, The Bookends Review, Cutthroat, Curtains: 84 Concert Visions , DIAGRAM, The Indianapolis Review, Lily Poetry Review, The Oakland Review, Posit, Propagule, Red Rock Review, and Right Hand Pointing.
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