Salem Swamp Press
Beverley Conrad will pretty much believe anything anyone tells her especially if
they start out with, “Hey, do you want to hear a story? It’s true.” She will in turn pass
the story on as it was told to her, slathering a little extra jam on the bread where
necessary as a way of filling in details. A musician, artist and writer for many years,
she is a twice published author and has a great deal of writing on the Internet about
music and food. Known locally as the Fiddlewoman, she often combines stories and
music into historical and imaginative presentations. She and Greg met at Grand
Central Station in NYC thirty something years ago. On account of a dream she had
where she saw the face of a certain young man, she had no qualms about initiating a
conversation with Greg when he held the door for her. He looked just like the guy in
her dream. For more stories and writing about the fiddle, her main instrument, visit
her website at www.fiddlerwoman.com. She lives outside of Selinsgrove, PA in a
haunted house in Salem Swamp.
Gregory Burgess, best known for his skills as a musician, has published fiction,
poetry, and nonfiction in The Journal of Experimental Fiction, neotrope, gestalten, The
Seed, Indian-Artifacts Magazine, and Paranormal Pennsylvania. His novel Walks with
Mway, the preposterous blog of Sisyphus Gregor, appears online. He lives with his
wife, Beverley, and the ghost of George Rowe in an old farmhouse in the Bloody
Triangle, surrounded nightly by prowling brown panthers and headless dogs.
they start out with, “Hey, do you want to hear a story? It’s true.” She will in turn pass
the story on as it was told to her, slathering a little extra jam on the bread where
necessary as a way of filling in details. A musician, artist and writer for many years,
she is a twice published author and has a great deal of writing on the Internet about
music and food. Known locally as the Fiddlewoman, she often combines stories and
music into historical and imaginative presentations. She and Greg met at Grand
Central Station in NYC thirty something years ago. On account of a dream she had
where she saw the face of a certain young man, she had no qualms about initiating a
conversation with Greg when he held the door for her. He looked just like the guy in
her dream. For more stories and writing about the fiddle, her main instrument, visit
her website at www.fiddlerwoman.com. She lives outside of Selinsgrove, PA in a
haunted house in Salem Swamp.
Gregory Burgess, best known for his skills as a musician, has published fiction,
poetry, and nonfiction in The Journal of Experimental Fiction, neotrope, gestalten, The
Seed, Indian-Artifacts Magazine, and Paranormal Pennsylvania. His novel Walks with
Mway, the preposterous blog of Sisyphus Gregor, appears online. He lives with his
wife, Beverley, and the ghost of George Rowe in an old farmhouse in the Bloody
Triangle, surrounded nightly by prowling brown panthers and headless dogs.
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