Bruce Memblatt

The Police Station," by Bruce Memblatt (Twice The Terror: The Horror Zine) is absorbing in its structure and sense of anticipation. What starts out like a police procedural, as two detectives interrogate a murder suspect, unexpectedly takes a creative twist into the supernatural."- FANGORIA September 26, 2010.

Bruce Memblatt is a native New Yorker, and a member of the Horror Writers Association.

His story "A Dream for Sugar" was a finalist in the TNT Horror Contest(12/16)
His story "Destination Unknown," received an honorable mention in the L Ron Hubbard 2012 Writers of the Future Awards.

Bruce Memblatt is a native New Yorker and has studied Business Administration at Pace University. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association, and he is on the staff of The Horror Zine His works have been featured many times in anthology books, magazines, and zines such as Aphelion, Bewildering Stories, Nameless Magazine (Cycatrix Press), The Literary Hatchett, Suspense Magazine, Post Mortem Press, Dark Moon Books, Sam’s Dot Publishing, The Horror Zine, Midwest Literary Magazine, Danse Macabre, Parsec Ink, The Cynic Online, The Feathertale Review, Yellow Mama and many more.

Blog: http://sjsondheim.com/blog1/

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• Fabulous in Tights on March 01, 2021
  
  When I began to read Fabulous in Tights, I realized I was in for something different. Hal Bodner has written a superhero story from the superhero’s point of view. That is a unique way to write a superhero story because we’re not often treated to the view from the hero’s perspective - what he thinks of the people he has to save as well as what’s on his shopping list or that he might have a fetish for spandex. This is a recipe for too much fun which Bodner delivers in natural engaging prose that can have you forgetting that superheroes unfortunately don’t exist, particularly ones as fabulous as Alec Archer AKA Whirlpool. But all is not fun and games Bodner delivers enough action and suspense to keep readers hanging on to the very last page and then wanting more. If you’re looking for a unique reading experience my advice is to grab a copy of Fabulous in Tights where the superhero is not always nice, or well organized, but well dressed, where the victims are not always sympathetic but the laughs are abundant and good mostly triumphs over evil in Hal Bodner’s sensational creation.