Writer • Screenwriter • Filmmaker • Musician
When he’s not screwing around, Steve loves writing fiction and screenplays, playing music, and is the head honcho at Next in Line Magazine
About
Steve Levandoski has written for The Antihumanist and The Oddville Press and runs Next In Line Magazine. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Lisa, and their pug, Phil Collins. Steve likes most dogs more than he likes most people, which suits most dogs and most people just fine. If you find him roaming the streets off-leash, please do not chase.
Grim and Gilded (RIP!), Winter 2024 (I'm looking to re-home this one, so please contact me regarding reprints.)
The AntiHumanist (Out of Print), Winter 2022 Animation by Horn of Plenty Media 2025 Official selection Philadelphia Film fest and Winner Best Screen Play Skate or Die Film Fest.
Steve Levandoski's fiction has been featured in The Writing Disorder, The Oddville Press, The Antihumanist, The Pink Hydra, and The Coffin Bell. As the founder and editor of Next In Line Magazine, he continues to champion original voices while publishing thought-provoking fiction, essays, and creative work.
Steve's stories have appeared in acclaimed literary publications including The Writing Disorder, The Oddville Press, The Antihumanist, The Pink Hydra, and The Coffin Bell. His work blends literary fiction, speculative storytelling, and dark humour, earning recognition from readers and editors alike.
With fiction published in respected literary magazines and an ongoing role as editor of Next In Line Magazine, Steve Levandoski continues to create stories that entertain, surprise, and stay with readers long after the final page.
Having toured the continental United States, Earnest, and Western Europe as a drummer in the early 200’s, Steve opened up his own home studio in 2010, laying down tracks with Recording Club, and The Failing Hearts, who do sound tracks such as Brian Wild’s The Boog. Now he’s working on a solo project, Steven Stereo, playing all the instruments the best that he can.