K. A. Tutin
K. A. Tutin sporadically writes speculative fiction from the UK. She has been published in various markets such as Creepy Podcast, Kaleidotrope, and Lamplight. Tutin pronounced like a rootin’-tootin’ cowboy.
“What We Gather,” Nocturne Magazine, October 2024
“Sandman’s Loam,” Ethereal Nightmares: an Anthology of Twisted Tales from Dark Holme Publishing, May 2024
“Keep Calm and Smile,” Creepy Podcast, narrated by Megan McDuffee [13m], May 2024
“Unblinking,” Hungry Shadow Press for Deadly Drabble Tuesdays, April 2023
“To Wander Until the Mountain Ends,” Kaleidotrope, July 2022
“King’s Flesh,” Crows & Cross Keys, January 2022
“In the Wake of,” Queer Blades Anthology, December 2021
“In the Hand of Prometheus,” Hecate Magazine, August 2021
“A Deer Boy,” Illumen, July/August 2021
“Awakening,” Lamplight, June 2021
“Little, Little, Little,” Luna Station Quarterly, March 2021
“When Bones Sing,” Syntax and Salt, October 2019
"Remember,” Every Day Fiction, July 2019
“New Faces,” Body Parts Magazine, November 2017
“After,” Flash Fiction Magazine, February 2017
Reviews
“This one might hit some people extra hard.” — Caleb James K on “Sandman's Loam”“A grim, bittersweet tale.” — Sam Tomaino for SFRevu on “To Wander Until the Mountain Ends”
Interviews
Cat Luria for “Little, Little, Little” at Luna Station Quarterly