Frank Coffman
Frank Coffman (Dean Franklin Coffman, Jr. [1948-]) is a writer of speculative poetry and fiction. He is a retired professor of English, Creative Writing, and Journalism. A Formalist poet, his speculative verse regularly appears in a variety of journals, magazines, anthologies, and collections.
His published poetry collections include: Coffman Street: Poems for Robert E. Howard (2006); This ae Nighte, Every Nighte and Alle [chapbook 2018]; The Coven's Hornbook & Other Poems (2019); Khayyám's Rubáiyát (2019); Black Flames & Gleaming Shadows (2020); The Exorcised Lyric [collaborating with Steven Withrow] (2021); Eclipse of the Moon (2021); and What the Night Brings (2023).
His short fiction has appeared in Test Patterns, Quoth the Raven, Caravans Awry, Eldritch Tales, Thirty White Horses on a Vermillion Hill, Hell's Empire, Spooky Stories, and others. His collection of occult detective stories, Three Against the Dark: Dr. Venn Occult Detective Mysteries (2022) will be followed by Maxime Miris: Twelve Tales of Horror, the Weird, and the Supernatural (early 2024).
He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association.
He is the founder, publisher, and editor of Mind's Eye Publications, which produces the semi-annual [1] Journ-E: The Journal of Imaginative Literature [vernal and autumnal equinoxes] that presents fiction, poetry, scholarly research, and other non-fiction articles and notes in the genres of Adventure, Detection & Mystery, Fantasy, Horror & the Supernatural, and Science Fiction. He founded and moderates the Weird Poets Society Facebook site.
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