Adam Davies writes thinking person’s horror to free his imagination, If he didn’t, all those crazy thoughts would stay trapped and who knows what would happen? Adam has six short stories published across four anthologies and is currently working on his first novel. Adam is an active part of the indie online horror community and founded the NoSleep Writers Guild in 2017 to help improve relationships between internet horror writers and YouTube horror narrators and combat IP theft. His published works can be found in:

A Cure for Chaos; Horrors from Hosiptals and Psyche Wards.

Monstronomicon.

Goregasm; Seductively Scary Stories.

Sirens at Midnight; Terrifying Tales from First Responders.

Nick Botic is an author and publisher from Milwaukee, WI. Following a stay in a rehabilitation facility in order to rid himself of a years-long heroin addiction, Nick began writing after discovering the Reddit community r/NoSleep. His first series, an 8-part saga about a hotel worker, received rave reviews, and prompted him to continue writing.

Since then, he has written over 100 short stories and series, including the viral, award-winning hit “Daughter’s Drawings“. His stories consistently find their way to the top 5 spots on the 13 million-plus member Reddit community, often receiving awards. His work has been published in over 10 collections, including his own anthologies “The Things We Fear” and “An Ode To Terror” and his novella “A Halloween In Glarus“.

Towards the end of 2018, Nick ventured into the world of publishing. His first release, the erotic horror anthology “Goregasm“, reached the top 10 in the new releases category on Amazon, while David Feuling’s “The American Demon Waltz” has been met with overwhelmingly positive reviews.

In 2019, Nick has secured adaptation deals, with several of his stories in various stages of production. His next release, the 25-author anthology “Sirens at Midnight” is due July 1st, and has already been met with positive reception.

Nick plans to continue balancing the responsibilities as publisher while also writing new material to keep his fans happy and horrified.

Scott Savino lives on Florida's Gulf Coast with his best friend, Max, who is a dog, and his other best friends: a fleet of human murdering robots from the future. His hobbies include long tresspassive walks, wandering in the woods after dark, reading, and jumping fearfully from non-aggressive shadows (mostly his own shadow.) You can find more of his work on Amazon or at scottsavino.com

Melody Grace is a writer of all things terrifying and unsettling. She began her journey to the dark side at a very young age, as a way to bring her fears to life. As you read her stories, you will find that her dreams are now your nightmares, as she sweeps you into the dark realm of horror.

You can frequently find her work on Reddit's horror platform: NoSleep, as well as their podcast. This year alone she will be published in several upcoming anthologies that are sure to keep you up at night. To stay up to date on all things nocturnal, visit her author page at: https://www.facebook.com/nocturnalnanny/

Grant Hinton is a horror fiction author from London, England, but who now resides in Perth, Western Australia. Counting Corpses is the first instalment of his debut serial killer thriller collection. Grant also has a collection of short stories, Unread, that was published in 2019. And a collection of reimagined dark fairy tales titled: ScaryTales that was published in 2020.

You can follow Grant and his works on his Amazon author page or his Facebook Page. Grant has also written short stories for multiple anthologies published on Amazon. You can find the full collection at his Amazon author home page. Grant is currently working on finishing The Harry Cross Thriller Serial. His influences vary from Barker to King, from Pratchett to Poe, and he has a particular interest in exploring the depravities of man.

E. S. Pope started writing seriously in the fall of 2018 on a bet he had a least one good story in him, and in the process, discovered a passion.

His true writing journey started many years before when the works of the likes of Tolkien and Rowling first captured his imagination as a youth. He consumed hundreds more stories through those years, finding an escape from reality in these fictional worlds.

Pope realized he could create his own worlds when wrote the first chapter of his fantasy WIP, currently called “Requiem” on that 2018 dare. He hasn’t stopped writing since.

Pope has published two short stories in two anthologies, “The Cure for Chaos: Horrors from Hospitals and Psych Wards” and “Sirens at Midnight: Terrifying Tales of First Responders”. He is currently compiling his own short story collection and continuing his work on “Requiem”.

In his other life, E. S. Pope works as a hospice (board certified) music therapist where he encounters unique experiences of life and death daily. Many of his stories and characters experiencing death and dying originate in his hospice work. He currently lives in Connecticut with his girlfriend Jessica, daughter Elah, and his three dogs, Lyric, Apache, and Kiwi.

LP Hernandez has been writing stories since he could hold a pen. Although he loves many genres, he is drawn to the dark and unknown. His work has been adapted by the NoSleep Podcast many times, and has been featured in anthologies such as A Monster Told Me Bedtime Stories, If I Die Before I Wake vol 5, A Pile of Bodies A Pile of Heads vol 2, and Lockdown Horror vol 1 among others. A revised and expanded edition of his first collection, Dreadful: Tales of the Dead and Dying will be released by Velox Books. His second collection, The Rat King, is fully illustrated and will be released in partnership with The NoSleep Podcast's Sleepless Sanctuary Publishing.

JM Smith was born in San Diego, California but grew up in a tiny town in Texas. She is a stay at home mother to an amazing little boy who inspires her everyday. She mostly writes short stories, using the horror genre to explore many issues that effect her life. When she's not writing, she enjoys spending time with her husband, son, and four dogs.

N. M. Brown is a married mother of three who has taken the horror community by storm this year. She has lived in St. Augustine, Florida for her whole life and took creative writing in high school.

Her ability to create, terrify, and drive home stories is insurmountable. Whether you are a parent, spouse, animal lover or anyone even remotely susceptible to fear, this is your girl.

Brown's published works can be found in multiple anthologies for all to read, but be forewarned, if you do... you may want to call your therapist after, her stories are terrifying, disturbing and devilishly unsettling.

She is not only a fright visually, but also has a creepy tentacle in horror podcasting as well. This Sinister Sweetheart writes, voice acts and is the media director of the Scarecrow Tales podcast

Alanna Robertson-Webb is a rising star among short story writers, and one of the anthologies she is featured in (Monsters, by Black Hare Press) has been nominated for a 2019 Bram Stoker Award. Additionally, the novella she co-wrote (Storming Area 51: Horror at the Gates) reached the #1 spot in Amazon's sci-fi books in October of 2019.

Her stories are often infused with hair-raising horror, and her paranormal tales in particular add just the right amount of darkness to keep her readers intrigued.

For Alanna the spooky side of writing is a riviting journey through the human psyche, so whether you are looking for some of her wholesome horror (Monstronomicon by Haunted House Publishing) or wish to be transported into one of her grimmer worlds (Death and Butterflies by Suicide House Publishing) then grab a book and embark on a thrilling read!

J. Farrington (1985 - Still Breathing!) was born in the West Midlands, United Kingdom. Writing started as a hobby and a way to vent the dark thoughts inside his mind. Soon, it became apparent people enjoyed these dark thoughts and little jaunts into the darker workings of his mind and he began posting them to various websites. After gaining a small, loyal following he took the plunge and began submitting stories to publishers for various anthologies.

At this moment in time he has several anthologies in the final stages of publication ready to go on sale with his micro-fiction Horror stories within. While juggling his home life and work life he is preparing to put together a dedicated book of previously unreleased stories.

Joel is a writer, librarian, ex-teacher and part-time human from the UK. He is constantly planning stories, novels and screenplays, a very small number of which actually get written. His genres of choice are horror and sci-fi, although the odd bit of sentiment does manage to sneak in between the freakishness and disturbing twists.

To date, Joel's stories have found their way into anthologies such as the Multispecies Cities (World Weaver Press), With Blood and Ash (Eerie River Publishing), and the Dark Drabbles series (Black Hare press), as well as featured on sites including EveryDayFiction.com, RuneBear.com and CreepyPasta.com.

Charlotte O’Farrell is a horror writer. A lifelong fan of the genre, she writes about all manner of the weird and wonderful. Her stories have appeared in anthologies and podcasts.

She writes daily flash fiction on Twitter (@ChaOFarrell) and Facebook (@AuthorCharlotteOFarrell). She lives in the East Midlands of England with her husband, daughter and cat.

S.F. Barkley is a former police officer and was raised in Western Pennsylvania. She currently resides in Maryland with her family. She writes short horror stories and full length speculative mystery novels. She uses her experience as a police officer and her love for the paranormal as inspiration for many of her stories.

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Miranda Hernandez became fascinated with scary stories from an early age, seeking out all forms of the strange and spooky to the macabre whenever and wherever she could. Her own stories grew from this exploration, and now she writes the horror she loves. She has contributed short horror stories to independently published anthologies and horror-themed narrative podcasts. She is chipping away at her BA in Creative Writing, creating a compilation of her own short stories, and building a novel. She aspires to collaborate in the development of a horror theatre production if she finds the right plot. When she isn’t writing or studying, Miranda enjoys listening to oldies, heavy metal, and too many comedy podcasts to count. She is a homebody who loves Indian cuisine, reading, crocheting, baking, and gardening with her family. Miranda has been married to author LP Hernandez, who is an active duty service member and fellow horror enthusiast, for over twelve years. They have three dogs, one cat, and two children together, and currently reside in southern Alabama.

Joshua Mcmahon is an Author dedicated to bringing twisted and unique looks into the world of horror to the masses.

A hobby for the more sinister side of literature has led to several of his stories being narrated and heard by thousands. He's been featured in anthologies: Sirens at Midnight: Terrifying tales of first responders, The killer collection and the collaborative effort Calls from the Brighter Futures Scuicide Hotline.

Micah Edwards graduated from William & Mary with a degree in English and no particular plans to use it. He now finds himself occupying various roles as an author, a comedian and a database administrator, depending on the day of the week. He resides in Richmond, Virginia, the world’s premiere home of authors named Micah Edwards.

His works run the gamut from superhero noir, as seen in the Experiment series, to non-fiction conversational retellings of the Bible. He has re-written horror stories for children and fairy tales for adults.

In addition to his books, he is also a regular contributor on the NoSleep subreddit, as well as maintaining his author subreddit at http://www.reddit.com/r/micahwrites.

More information and more stories can be found at http://micah-edwards.com.