Robert Levy (author)

At age seventeen, two of Levy's plays were finalists at the Young Playwrights Festival.^[8] The next year, his play Mrs. Neuberger's Dead was a festival winner and was subsequently produced Off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons.^[9][10] After writing his master's thesis on the perceptual effects of early childhood traumatization,^[6] he began his career in publishing. He has since released numerous books under various pen names, as well as many shorter works.^[11] His works are often inspired by his training as a forensic psychologist.^[5]

• The Glittering World (Gallery Books/Simon & Schuster, 2015)^[12]

• "The Vault of the Sky, the Face of the Deep," Shadows & Tall Trees 6 (ChiZine Publications, 2014)^[13]
• "The Oestridae," Black Static #52 (May–June 2016)^[11]
• "DST (Fall Back)," Autumn Cthulhu (Lovecraft eZine Press, 2016)^[11]
• "My Heart's Own Desire," Congress Magazine #1 (June 2016)^[11]
• "Conversion," The Madness of Dr. Caligari (Fedogan and Bremer Books, 2016)^[11]
• "Little Flea, Little Flea," People Holding (Winter 2017)^[14]
• "The Cenacle," Shadows and Tall Trees 7 (Undertow Publications, 2017)^[15]
• "The Company Kid," Strange Aeons (forthcoming, 2017)^[11]

• "Was the Giving Tree a Chump?" Off the Shelf (The Huffington Post, February 2015)^[16]
• "You Live in the Devonshire?" The Brooklyn Quarterly (September 2015)^[17]

• Mrs. Neuberger's Dead (1992)^[18]