- Chronicles of Skullmask: Revenge is Justice
- Maxi and Moxie: Callback for a Corpse
- Maxi and Moxie: Cultists Always Ring Twice
- Maxi and Mocie: Fae Well, My Lovely
Teel James Glenn has traveled the world for forty-plus years as a stuntman, fight choreographer, swordmaster, jouster, illustrator, storyteller, bodyguard, actor and haunted house barker. He studied sword under Errol Flynn’s last stunt double.
His stories have been published in scores of magazines, including Weird Tales, Mystery Weekly, Spinetingler, SciFan, Mad, Black Belt, Fantasy Tales, Pulp Empire, Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine, SciFan, Sixgun Western, Crimson Streets, Fantasy World Geographic, Silver Blade Quarterly, Tales of Old, Another Realm, AfterburnSF, and Blazing Adventures.
His short story “The Clockwork Nutcracker” won best steampunk story for 2013 from Preditor and Editors poll. He is the winner of the Pulp Factory Award for Best Novel and the Pulp Ark Award for Best Author.
Mr. Glenn worked regularly as an actor on The Guiding Light and other New York soaps, alternately doing stunts or acting in over 300 episodes. He worked as an actor and stuntman on Spenser for Hire and in episodes of The Equalizer.
His most famous ‘small screen’ appearance was as Vega in the worldwide web series Street Fighter: The Later Years.
His website is: theurbanswashbuckler.com