- Author: Kurt Fawver Author Record # 147108
- Birthplace: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
- Birthdate: 18 September 1980
- Language: English
- Webpages: Blogspot, kurtfawver.com
- Author Tags: horror (1), weird (1), Lovecraftian (1)
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Collections
- Forever, in Pieces (2013)
- The Dissolution of Small Worlds (2018)
- We Are Happy, We Are Doomed (2021)
- Pwdre Ser (2019)
- Birth Day (2010)
- Complete Me (2010)
- In Full Bloom (2011)
- May Old Acquaintance Be Forgot (2011)
- Proposal (2012)
- The Bottom Line (2012)
- Ensoulment (2013)
- The Waves from Afar (2013)
- Every Weeknight at Seven and Seven-Thrty (2014)
- Etymology of the Adjective 'Divine' (2015)
- An Interview with Samuel X. Slayden (2015)
- From the Ground, the Souls Burnt Clean (2015)
- The Kindness of Surrender (2015)
- Marrowvale (2015)
- The Cone of Heaven (2016)
- Cone of Heaven (2016)
- A Silence of Starlings (2016)
- All That Is Thrown Away (2016)
- Special Collections (2016)
- Etch the Unthinkable (2017)
- The Convexity of Our Youth (2017)
- The Gods in Their Seats, Unblinking (2018)
- Do You Hear What I Hear? (2018)
- The Final Correspondence of Sabrina Locker (2018)
- The Myth of You (2018)
- Extinction in Green (2018)
- Pwdre Ser (2019)
- Dermatology, Eschatology (2019)
- The Bleeding Maze: A Visitor's Guide (2019)
- Merge Now (2019)
- Home Ownership and You (2020)
- Workday (2020)
- Introduction to the Horror Story, Day 1 (2020)
- This Story Will Kill You (2021)
- A Plague of the Most Beautiful Finery (2021)
- Apocalypse, Ignored (2021)
- Opus Manuum Artificis (2021)
- Preface to Mitchell D. Gatz's Revelation of the Unpetting Hand: The Apocalyptic Visions of Domesticated Canidae (2021)
- Rules and Regulations of White Pines, Vermont (2021)
- Shale Creek (2021)
- The Man in the Highchair (2021)
- The Richview Massacre (2021)
- The White Factory (2021)
- To the Ravine (2021)
- Accidents, of a Sort (2022)
- Radius Unknown (2023)
- Author Spotlight: Kurt Fawver (2019) by Tonia Ransom
- Author Spotlight: Kurt Fawver (2020) by Sandra M. Odell