Kristi DeMeester is a dark fiction author from Atlanta, Georgia. She currently works as a fiction editor for "Loose Change Magazine," where she utilizes her expertise in the genre to great effect. DeMeester's writing is highly regarded in the field, with a number of her works featured in prestigious horror anthologies.
DeMeester's published works include "Beneath," released by Word Horde, and "Everything That's Underneath" from Apex Books. Her short fiction has been included in multiple volumes of Ellen Datlow's Year's Best Horror, as well as Stephen Jones' Best New Horror. She has also contributed to various publications such as Black Static, The Dark, and Pseudopod. Her writing is known for its unsettling and eerie qualities, making her a standout figure in the world of horror literature.
In addition to her work as an author and editor, DeMeester is also an active member of the horror community. She has been featured in a number of horror-themed podcasts and has given talks at various writing conferences. Despite her success, she remains humble and approachable, often taking the time to engage with her readers and offer advice to aspiring writers. When she's not writing or working, DeMeester can be found sharing her love of horror with others and helping to foster the next generation of dark fiction writers.
Standalone Novels
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Title
Year
Goodreads
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1
Beneath
2017
2
Such a Pretty Smile
2022
Collections
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Title
Year
Goodreads
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1
Everything That's Underneath
2017
Kristi DeMeester Anthologies
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Title
Year
Goodreads
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1
Nightscript Volume 1
2015
2
Cthulhusattva: Tales of the Black Gnosis
2016
3
Nightscript Volume 2
2016
4
Eternal Frankenstein
2016
5
The Best Horror of the Year: Volume Nine
2017
6
LampLight Volume 5
2017
7
Behold! Oddities, Curiosities and Undefinable Wonders
2017
8
Looming Low: Volume I
2017
9
Tales from a Talking Board
2017
10
Best New Horror 28
2018
11
Lost Highways
2018
12
Lost Films
2018
13
Chiral Mad 4: An Anthology of Collaborations
2018
14
Ashes and Entropy
2018
15
Welcome to Miskatonic University: Fantastically Weird Tales of Campus Life