Stan Dryer

Stan Dryer is the pen name for an author who lives in southern New Hampshire. Prior to 1990 he published 17 short stories in magazines that included Playboy, Cosmopolitan and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Three of these stories were later republished in anthologies. He has now returned to fiction writing and has recently had twelve short stories published in such magazines as Fabula Argentea, Mystery Magazine and Adelaide Magazine. He has recently completed his second novel. To read some of Stan's work and find out more about him, visit his blog at standryer.com.

The Carpenter and the Poet

The carpenter was the one who found the “Lovers Poem.” He was a big man who was fifty-six years old, shaved every morning and wore overalls and a light-blue work shirt. His thoughts were generally of levels, plumb bobs and squares and how he could best restore someone’s old house to its original beauty and purpose.

Stan Dryer

Stan Dryer is the pen name for an author who lives in southern New Hampshire. Prior to 1990 he published 17 short stories in magazines that included Playboy, Cosmopolitan and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Three of these stories were later republished in anthologies. He has now returned to fiction writing and has recently had twelve short stories published in such magazines as Fabula Argentea, Mystery Magazine and Adelaide Magazine. He has recently completed his second novel. To read some of Stan's work and find out more about him, visit his blog at standryer.com.

The Carpenter and the Poet

The carpenter was the one who found the “Lovers Poem.” He was a big man who was fifty-six years old, shaved every morning and wore overalls and a light-blue work shirt. His thoughts were generally of levels, plumb bobs and squares and how he could best restore someone’s old house to its original beauty and purpose.

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