David Lee Zweifler spent decades writing non-fiction in jobs that took him around the world, including long stints in Jakarta, Hong Kong, and New York City. David has work published in Freeze Frame Fiction, Little Blue Marble, and Wyldblood, and has stories in the current and upcoming issues of The Dread Machine. He resides with

Mike is a writer and teacher from Victoria, British Columbia. When he's not enjoying the wilder places of the island, he's doing his best to convince his students that there's magic in words. His work has been previously featured in The Lyre, Flash Fiction Magazine, and the Emerge 2021 Anthology.

Born in California but raised in New Jersey, Christopher, the author of THE CORN WITCH, THE BIRTHDAY GIRL AND OTHER STORIES, as well as numerous short stories, enjoys spending his free time hiking and searching for ancient evils.

Brandon Ebinger is a horror/dark fantasy writer that lives in Western New York with his fiance and cat. He likes video games, Gothic Rock music and all things Halloween. He holds a BA in creative writing and works as a haunt actor when the season is right.

Clarence is a Maine based author who has been writing for nearly a decade. He loves fiction, both reading and writing. He's an active member of the HWA Horror Writers Association, is currently serving as a juror for the Bram Stoker Awards, and has attended their winter courses Horror University.

Paul is a 52-year-old Occupational Therapist and writes in his spare time. His latest novel DarkChoir was published by Silver Shamrock Press in 2020, before that, his previous novel, High Cross, was published by Horrific Tales in 2018, along with other short pieces published in magazines and anthologies. He remains a proud member of the

Stuart Freyer is a Pushcart Prize nominee and his stories have appeared in American Fiction Volume 14: The Best Unpublished Stories by New and Emerging Writers, Glassworks, december, Timber Creek Review, and Zahir: A Journal of Speculative Fiction, among others. He has been an otolaryngologist, acupuncturist and standup comic. He lives in Williamstown MA on

Perhaps Thomas is a spacetime worm or perhaps he is the temporal part of such a worm. Either way, he is a being who hates writing bios and so prefers to retreat into abstraction.

By trade Terence is a graphic designer and photographer, living in Kent. Although we have the pleasure of being his first short story publisher, his previous submissions have reached the top thirty of the London Short Story Prize and the semi-finals of the Screencraft Cinematic Short Story Competition. He has also written two full-length thrillers.

Gordon Grice's stories have appeared in ChiZine (honorably mentioned in Ellen Datlow's The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror), Aurealis, and Metaphorosis. His nonfiction books include The Red Hourglass: Lives of the Predators. He occasionally remembers to post at GordonGrice.com.