Tony Fonseca
has recently decided to trade his interests in El Dia de la Morte and daily communion with Saints in and around San Antonio, Texas for a return ticket to the Bayous of Louisiana, to pursue his interests in Le
Loup Garou, Jean Lafitte's Treasure, and giant alligators. A teacher/librarian by trade, he first became interested in horror at
an early age, when he was introduced to Godzilla (and didn't yet realize it
was just an actor making a living in a rubber suit, which is scary in its own
right) and Rod Serling's Twilight Zone (his all time favorite
television show). He is the co-author of
Hooked on Horror: A Guide
to Reading Interests in the Genre and
Read On . . . Horror
Fiction. When he's not reading horror, he enjoys
body building (not in the Mary Shelley sense) and women's basketball. He
is still visited in his dreams by fire breathing prehistoric creatures, attack
spiders, and faces at the window, though not as
often.