Steve Proposch, Christopher Sequeira and Bryce Stevens (collaborators)

Collaborative Editors for Anthologies

Steve Proposch

Roles in IFWG: Author and Editor
BIO: Steve Proposch is one of Australia’s most respected and accomplished editors of horror fiction, having steered the ship for the internationally distributed Bloodsongs magazine in the 90s, as well as having authored several outstanding pieces of genre fiction. He is also the co-creator, with Christopher Sequeira, of mystical superhero The Borderlander. Steve has written non-fiction for Time Out Melbourne, The Big Issue, Rebel Razor, Beat, and other magazines, guest-edited issues of Fashion Journal and Moonlight (Cinema) magazine, and was Managing Editor for the seminal street press magazine Large before starting Trouble (troublemag.com), in partnership with his wife Melissa in 2004. As a fresh and free, pocket-sized street press art magazine, Trouble began distribution in central Victoria but quickly grew to enjoy a National profile before moving operations entirely online in 2012. Its popularity has continued to grow and prosper in the digital world.

Christopher Sequeira

He has worked on such books as the four volume Cthulhu: Deep Down Under series; Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Was Not; Sherlock Holmes: The Australian Casebook; Dracula Unfanged; the all-star creator anthology Caped Fear: Superhuman Horror Stories (featuring Joe R. Lansdale, George R. R. Martin and others); Kolchak the Night Stalker—Nosferatu; and Nosferatu Unbound. His comic-book scripts include work on the franchises X-Men, Iron Man, Justice League, Star Trek, and The Human Fly, as well as original concepts of his own.

He lives in Sydney with his family. His first novel, a crime thriller, debuts in 2026.

Christopher’s full bio information can be found here.

Bryce Stevens

Once upon a time Bryce Stevens helped edit and illustrate horror magazines Bloodsongs, Terror Australis and Severed Head. He published The Fear Codex: Australian Encyclopaedia of Dark Fantasy & Horror CD. Several collections of his horror tales have been published including Stalking the Demon and Skin Tight. In 2013, with co-editors: Christopher Sequeira and Steve Proposch, Bryce helped set up Horror Australis. For several years until recently Bryce worked for an Australian wildlife agency as a reptile handler. He published through IFWG Publishing Australia the horror short fiction collection, Bedding the Lamia (under the pen-name David Kuraria).

Bryce’s full bio can be found here.

Anthology Series: ‘Cthulhu Deep Down Under’