Welton B. Marsland

From Melbourne, Australia, Welton B. Marsland is a queer-punk, working class writer of fiction, poetry and more. Many local and international markets have published WBM over the years; some recent ones include Punktuation! zine, A3 Review, Concrete Queers, Zetetic and erotic horror anthology Blood On His Hands. Debut novel “By the Currawong’s Call”, set in 1890s Australia, was the Romance winner at New York’s Bisexual Book Awards in 2018.

With a background in hospitals, WBM has also spent three years covering the Melbourne International Comedy Festival as a reviewer, has had a story displayed at the National Gallery of Victoria, and even been banned in the state of Queensland.

WBM lives in the great city of Melbourne with an ex-Army sword-slinger, an elderly dog and an alien thinking itself cunningly disguised as a domestic Earth “cat”.

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