Mark Fleming is a writer from Edinburgh. His mental health memoir, 1976 - Growing Up Bipolar is disturbing, but darkly humorous and life-affirming, taking the reader into bipolar's depths of depression and unnatural highs of mania. Fleming has also played in post-punk bands on/off since 1979, and rhapsodises about music's dynamic role in recovery and wellbeing.

... His fiction has been published in The Big Issue, Cutting Teeth, Flamingo Scottish Short Stories 1995 (HarperCollins), The Picador Book of Contemporary Scottish Fiction, Shorts: the Macallan/Scotland on Sunday Short Story Collection (Polygon), 404 Ink Magazine, Front and Centre, The Point (Scottish Association for Mental Health), pulp.net., laurahird.com, and The Leither.

... He has contributed to Collected Easter Horror Shorts, Collected Christmas Horror Shorts II and Carnival Of Horror: A Carnival Themed Horror Anthology - all bestselling fantasy anthologies published by KJK Publishing.

Lex Jones was born and raised in Sheffield, north England, in 1985. A keen writer from a young age, he was always fascinated with the supernatural and is obsessed with stories. He loves films, books, theatre, videogames, graphic novels, anything with a good story that captures the imagination. His books tend to have a supernatural (or at least 'unusual') undercurrent, as this moves them away from the more boring aspects of real life.

Ike Hamill writes fast-paced horror novels with strong, relatable characters. His books have gained a steady following amongst readers who enjoy his blend of sci-fi, paranormal, occult, and suspense. Whether focused on a small family trying to survive the move to a haunted house, or following a band of angry rebels determined to withstand an apocalypse, his stories draw the reader into the lives of real people in crisis. Readers are always sad to leave the characters behind when the book is finished.

Reviewers compare Ike to Dean Koontz and Stephen King—two of his favorite authors. His narrative often jumps between interwoven stories, presenting readers with a fresh perspective and keeping them guessing until the last chapter. Most of Ike’s readers are repeat customers. Pick up one of his books to learn why.

You can find Ike's web site at:

http://www.ikehamill.com

Andrew Lennon is the bestselling author of Every Twisted Thought and several other horror/thriller books. He has featured in various bestselling anthologies, and is successfully becoming a recognised name in horror and thriller writing.

His work has appeared alongside horror royalty such as Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Richard Chizmar, Clive Barker, and many more.

Andrew is a happily married man living in the North West of England with his wife Hazel & their children.

For more information please go to www.andrewlennon.co.uk

David J. Fielding is a writer and an actor.

His published works have appeared in Nevermet Press, Rebel ePublishers LLC, Alter Egos I & Alter Egos II from Source Point Press, the recently published Capes and Clockwork: Superheroes in the Age of Steam anthology from Dark Oak Press and the soon-to-be published Something Strange is Going On anthology from Flinch! Books. And most recently, his short novella "Buddy Holly and the Cold, Cold Ground" was published by Cool Beans, P&E.

He is also the actor who originated the role and provided the voice for Zordon of Eltar, the mentor to a group of teenagers with attitude on the hit television series, The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.

He is busy polishing a superhero novel, a series of paranormal stories and attending various Comic and Entertainment Conventions.

J. C. Michael is an English horror author.

His début novel, Discoredia, was published in September 2013 and re-released in 2018 under the new title - Pandemonium. He has featured in the Double Barrel Horror series from Pint Bottle Press and co-authored the novella, You Only Get One Shot, with Scottish writer Kevin J Kennedy.

A number of his short stories have been published in various anthologies from a variety of publishers, as well as within his collection, Everything’s Annoying.

Citing Stephen King, James Herbert, and Clive Barker, as his greatest influences, Michael's work sits firmly within the horror genre.

David Owain Hughes is a word-slinger of horror and crime fiction, who grew up on trashy b-movies from the age of five which helped rapidly instil in him a vivid imagination. He’s had multiple short stories published in various online magazines and anthologies, along with articles, reviews and interviews. He’s written for This Is Horror, Blood Magazine, and Horror Geeks Magazine.

Hughes is the author of six horror novels, four short story collections and a plethora of novellas. Although he predominately writes within the bracket of horror and its multiple sub-genres, he’s recently branched out into crime fiction and is slowly carving out a superb series of crime/noir thrillers under the umbrella title of South Wales.

H.R. Boldwood, author of "The Corpse Whisperer" series, is a writer of horror and speculative fiction. In another incarnation, Boldwood is a Pushcart Prize nominee and was awarded the 2009 Bilbo Award for creative writing by Thomas More College. Publication credits include, “Killing it Softly,” “Short Story America,” “Bete Noir,” “Everyday Fiction,” “Toys in the Attic,” “Floppy Shoes Apocalypse II,” “Pilcrow and Dagger,” and “Sirens Call.”

Boldwood’s characters are often disreputable and not to be trusted. They are kicked to the curb at every conceivable opportunity when some poor, unsuspecting publisher welcomes them with open arms. No responsibility is taken by this author for the dastardly and sometimes criminal acts committed by this ragtag group of miscreants.

Kevin J. Kennedy is a horror author, editor, and anthologist. He is also the owner of KJK Publishing.

He lives in the heart of Scotland with his wife and his three cats, Carlito, Ariel and Luna. He can be found on Facebook most days if you want to chat with him.

Christina Bergling has been writing since childhood. She has written a variety of styles. A blog from Iraq, software user guides, articles for a numismatist magazine. More than anything, she is a horror author.

Crystal Lake released her latest novel, Followers. Limitless Publishing published her novel The Rest Will Come. HellBound Books published her two novellas, Savages and The Waning. She co-wrote Screechers with Kevin J. Kennedy. She is also featured in numerous anthologies, including Collected Christmas Horror Shorts, Demonic Wildlife, Colorado’s Emerging Authors, and Graveyard Girls.

Bergling lives with her family in Colorado and spends her non-writing time working in IT, hiking mountains, dancing, and sucking all the marrow out of life.

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As the creator and writer of “Johnny Scotch”, John Dover has built his Jazz Noir world from the music he is immersed in on a daily basis and from his travels across the US as a professional musician. John continues to build the “Johnny Scotch” library through short stories, and his comic book collaboration with Illustrator and story board artist Dan Schaefer. John’s musical world and his writing world also collide with the “Johnny Scotch Vignettes”, a series of musical pieces written by Thomas Barber, that incorporate high energy fusion with the spoken word.

John continues to perform and teach as a clinician for Bach trumpets. He has created the comprehensive method to trumpet practice titled, "The Intentional Trumpeter", released in the Nov., 2019. Visit http://johndmusic.com for information on that book as well as for further information about his musical career.

Outside of the Johnny Scotch world, John has a number of short stories in the horror genre published. You can find his works in "Tales from the Braided Pony", "Monsters 'N' Things", "100 Word Horrors", and "Carnival Tales", and the upcoming "Tenebrous Tales". John has also been a regular contributor to thewhiskeywash.com as a whiskey and spirits reviewer as well as Mythmachine.com as an entertainment writer.

Joe X. Young is a freelance writer, artist, illustrator, and reviewer.

He lives in Frankfurt, Germany with a very forgiving fiancée whose flexibility enables him to concentrate on writing and illustrating full-time. She is happy that he still does chores but prefers that it's never at the expense of his creativity.

He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and his short fiction can be seen in an ever-expanding array of publications such as Phantasmagoria 9. Gruesome Grotesques 4 & 5. James Ward Kirk's: Sorrow anthology. Wolfgang Anthologies: Night of the Living Cure. Wolfgang Anthologies: Abandoned. Wordland 2. Non-Binary Review: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Haunted Waters Press. Kevin J.Kennedy's: Carnival of Horror. Something Remains: Joel Lane and friends. Dark Places, Evil Faces 2. & The Journal of the British Fantasy Society amongst other publications some of which are not available via Amazon.

He has also written three articles for Angel Leigh McCoy's Serling Award-winning Another Dimension anthology and has had reviews published in the Journal of the British Fantasy Society. As well over 100 reviews, articles and interviews across various media to his credit.

He is currently working on several solo projects and has many more short stories accepted to be published soon.

He loves his fiancée and his job to ridiculous degrees and he is always up for new challenges.

Jason M. Light is the author of the acclaimed short story "The Bear Who Swallowed the Sky" in the anthology MIDNIGHT WALK, edited by Lisa Morton. He also writes novels. He currently has short stories in print in the anthologies 100 WORD HORRORS Volumes 1 and 3 and CARNIVAL OF HORROR, edited by Kevin J. Kennedy and 2012 FINAL PRAYER, edited by Robert Heske. He has two new short stories coming out in 2020, and is currently at work on a new novel. He lives in Oklahoma City.

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