Rebecca M. Senese

Rebecca M. Senese is a Canadian writer of horror, paranormal and speculative short fiction, prolific across small-press anthologies and self-published collections. Her short story "Writing Critique" was a finalist for the Aurora Award for Best Short-Form Work in English in 1995, and "Face Dances," published in the magazine On Spec, was an Aurora finalist in 1997. Senese has built several series, including the horror-tinged Noel Kringle Chronicles and Beyond Saga, the paranormal Tiffany Waters Mysteries, and numerous stand-alone horror collections, several gathered around Christmas-set horror themes such as Baby, It's Deadly Outside and The Claus Connection. Her output spans well over a hundred titles, ranging from noir-inflected supernatural thrillers to genre anthologies she has both written for and edited.