Dave Jeffery is author of 15 novels, two collections, and numerous short stories. His Necropolis Rising series and yeti adventure Frostbite have both featured on the Amazon #1 bestseller list. His YA work features critically acclaimed Beatrice Beecham supernatural mystery series and Finding Jericho, a contemporary mental health novel that was featured on the BBC Health and the Independent Schools Entrance Examination Board's recommended reading lists. A third edition of this book will be released by Demain Publishing in 2020.

Jeffery is a member of the Society of Authors, British Fantasy Society (where he is a regular book reviewer), and the Horror Writers Association. He is also a registered mental health professional with a BSc (Hons) in Mental Health Studies and a Master of Science Degree in Health Studies.

Jeffery is married with two children and lives in Worcestershire, UK.

For more information please visit: www.davejeffery.webs.com

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Tim Kane grew up in Southern California watching Toho movies and reading H.G. Wells. He has not lost faith in the sanity of the world. He studied writing as the University of California San Diego and has amused readers with many short stories. His first published book, The Changing Vampire of Film and Television, analyzes the past seventy years of vampires. He lives and teaches in Chula Vista, California, with his spectacular wife, daughter, and a dog that stands upside down. He enjoys traveling to the dark places of his mind and bringing back souvenirs. He hopes you have enjoyed this brief tour of his life.

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Robert C. Eccles is a University of Michigan Parking Enforcement Officer and former radio news guy who enjoys writing short stories, mainly horror and sci-fi. He's had several stories published by Necrotic Tissue Magazine, and many others can be found online and in print anthologies. He has also narrated stories and podcasts for Pseudopod, Podcastle, Cast Macabre, Transmissions from Beyond, Every Day Fiction and Liquid Imagination. He's a member of the Horror Writers Association, The Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers and The Fictioneers.

R.A. Goli is an Australian reader, writer, gamer and sometime hiker. She writes horror, fantasy, speculative fiction and erotic horror. Hobbies include bugging her pets and husband.

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Kurt Newton grew up in rural Connecticut. His interest in art and music at an early age laid the foundation for what would become his first love: writing. He is the author to two novels, four short story collections and eleven collections of poetry. His third novel, BLOOD ALCHEMY, is forthcoming from Lycan Valley Press. He is a lifelong resident of Connecticut.

Rose Blackthorn writes speculative fiction from the high mountain desert of eastern Utah.

Her short stories have appeared in such places as Stupefying Stories, Necon E-books, Interstellar Fiction, BuzzyMag, Siren’s Call and Massacre Magazine. She has also appeared in many anthologies including The Ghost IS the Machine and Fear the Abyss by Post Mortem Press, Eulogies II: Tales from the Cellar by HorrorWorld, Equilibrium Overturned and Dread by Grey Matter Press, Wrapped in Black by Sekhmet Press, and Twice Upon a Time by The Bearded Scribe Press.

Her poetry has appeared in Jamais Vu, 3 volumes of the HWA Horror Poetry Showcase, Widowmakers, and Chiral Mad 3. She has also released a poetry collection Thorns, Hearts and Thistles through Eldritch Press. More information can be found at:

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Marc Sorondo lives with his wife and children in New York. He loves to read, and his interests range from fiction to comic books, physics to history, oceanography to cryptozoology, and just about everything in between. He's a perpetual student and occasional teacher.

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Christopher Stanley is the author of numerous prize-winning flash fictions, the darkest of which can be found spreading misery and mayhem in his debut collection, The Lamppost Huggers and Other Wretched Tales (The Arcanist, June 2020). He’s also the author of the horror novelette, The Forest is Hungry (Demain Publishing, April 2019). Follow him on Twitter @allthosestrings or visit his website: christopherstanleyauthor.com

Karen Thrower was born and raised in Oklahoma. She graduated with a degree in Deaf Education from The University of Tulsa in 2005. She married her husband in 2011 at the Tulsa Zoo and in 2013 they welcomed their daughter. She has been writing for herself for a long time but finally decided to make the plunge and submit her works in 2017. She has been a member of Oklahoma Science Fiction Writers for several years, serving in different capacities such as President and Vice President. She is also their Facebook 'Wizard'.

She writes horror, fantasy, romance, and urban fantasy.

Her first novella 'The Witch's Detective' will be out May 21st from World Castle Publishing

Vivian Kasley hails from the land of the strange and unusual, Florida! She’s a writer of dark fiction and poetry which have appeared in various science fiction anthologies, horror anthologies, horror magazines, literary journals, and webzines. Her words haunt places such as October Night's Press, Written Backwards, Cemetery Gates Media, Brigids Gate Press, Deaths Head Press, Blood Bound Books, Vastarien, Ghost Orchid Press, The Denver Horror Collective, and poetry in Black Spot Books inaugural women in horror poetry showcase: Under Her Skin and Under Her Eye. She has more on the way, including her first collection, "All's Well That Ends Well" coming in October 2025 from Brigids Gate Press!

When not writing or subbing at the local middle school, she spends her time reading in bubble baths, snuggling her rescue cats and dogs, going on foodie adventures with her other half, and searching for seashells and other creepy treasures along the beach.

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Dan Allen is Canadian and enjoys spending time in Northern Ontario. You can find his short stories in numerous magazines, anthologies, and podcasts. Visit www.danallenhorror.com to see a presentation of his published work.

His terrifying look at Alzheimer’s, “Above the Ceiling,” is featured in Bards and Sages collection of the Best Indie Speculative Fiction Vol. 2.

A personal favorite, “Sympathy for the Zingara,” can be found in the March 2019 edition of ParAbnormal Magazine.

His terrifying story, “The Basement” (edited by Horror Zine’s Jeani Rector), was published by Hellbound Books in July 2020.

You can visit Dan at www.danallenhorror.com and follow him on Facebook and Twitter at

@danallenhorror. You can write to Dan at contact@danallenhorror.com

Exposed to the weird worlds of horror, sci-fi and comics as a boy, Damascus Mincemeyer was ruined for life. Now a writer and artist of various strangeness, he at one point drew comics that appeared in Heavy Metal magazine, but now spends his time writing far-out fiction that's appeared in numerous anthologies, including Fire: Demons, Dragons and Djinn, Earth: Giants, Golems and Gargoyles, Air: Slyphs, Spirits and Swan Maidens (all from Tyche Books), Bikers Vs The Undead, Psycho Holiday, Monsters Vs Nazis, Mr. Deadman Made Me Do It, Satan Is Your Friend, Monster Party, Wolfwinter, Hollywood Holocaust (all for Deadman's Tome), The Devil You Know trilogy, The Monsters Next Door, The Fables Next Door, and Gods & Services: New Location (all for Critical Blast Publishing), Hell's Empire (Ulthar Press), Hear Me Roar (World Weaver Press), Crash Code (Blood Bound Books), On Time (Transmundane Press), Appalachian Horror (Aphotic Realm), A Tree Lighting In Deathlehem (Grinning Skull Press), the magazines Aphotic Realm and StoryHack, and many, many more. Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A, he enjoys reviewing horror movies and books for the websites Critical Blast and Ginger Nuts of Horror, and wasting far too much time on Instagram @damascusundead666