Bio:William Markly O'Neal

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William Markly O'Neal is a native Hoosier, coming from a dark place of perpetual shadow somewhere in central Indiana.

In November, 2007, his short horror story, Bob Bodey's Body Parts, was published in issue #346 of Weird Tales magazine.

Bob Bodey's Body Parts was also selected by Wildside Press to be included in the anthology Weird Tales, the 21st Century: Volume One, which is still available through Amazon.com.

A dark comedy Mr. O'Neal wrote, called The Rejection Letter That Destroys the World, was published in November 2008, at Written Word Online Magazine. It was the cover story for Issue #15 at that website.

In May of 2011, Mr. O'Neal's novelette, Sensory Desolation, was featured in Cover of Darkness, a regular anthology from Sam's Dot Publishing.

A script Mr. O'Neal wrote for a One Minute Weird YouTube video (Volume 3, #8) can now be viewed on the official Weird Tales website. I Was a Teenage Beehive can also be seen on Youtube.

In the Special Winter 2012 issue of Cover of Darkness from Sam's Dot Publishing, Mr. O'Neal had a dark poem published entitled Delusions on the Rocks.

Later this year, 2012, a short horror story written by Mr. O'Neal entitled The Black and Blue Wasteland will appear in the December issue of Cover of Darkness.

Mr. O'Neal is pleased and proud to be a member of the Horror Writer's Association. His blog is called Fingerseeing Now

--W M ONeal 05:18, 23 May 2011 (UTC)