Reception, Awards, and Recognition
Robert Steven Rhine (also known as "Corpsy") Is the founder Publisher/Deaditor-In-Chief of Girls and Corpses Magazine.
Rhine's first fiction collection, Me Brain Escape Me (Sun Dog Press) was heralded by Publishers Weekly as "a successful mix of humor and horror." Metro London was "fascinated with the blurred boundary between reality and the darkest recesses of imagination... doused in gallons of acid black humor." Writer William F. Nolan (author of Logan's Run and 60 books) called Rhine, "a bold new writer with powerhouse ideas and the talent to bring them to life."
He is also included in the Bram Stoker Award winning anthology Dark Delicacies – Original Tales of Terror and The Macabre alongside Clive Barker and Ray Bradbury with his story "The Seer".
In 2005, R.S. Rhine won first prize in the World Horror Con Dark Fiction Contest for his story "Propeller Boy." Rhine also received the Herman M. Swafford Fiction Award for his story "Andros" in 1997. Rhine's book "Satan's 3-Ring Circus Of Hell" took top honors at the 2007 DIY Book Awards.
Robert Rhine has been a frequent guest on Playboy Radio (Sirius/XM), Spice Radio (Sirius/XM), Fangoria Radio, The Jay Thomas Show (Sirius/XM) and dozens of radio shows across the country. TV appearances include: G4 Attack Of The Show, G4 Electric Playground, Current TV/Infomania, American Horrors, Have I Got News for You (BBC England), RTL TV (Germany), Allez LA (France). Robert Rhine has also been featured in: MAXIM Magazine, Bizarre Magazine (6 times), LA WEEKLY, San Francisco Weekly, STUFF, Total Guitar, Entertainment Weekly, Star, Heavy Metal, Penthouse Magazine, FHM Magazine, Hustler and many others.
The Huffington Post voted Rhine's magazine Girls and Corpses: The "Most ridiculous magazine" of all time.
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