Gordon Grice has written about the dark corners of biology for The New Yorker (where he tackled the history of post-mortem dissections), Harper’s (black widow spiders), and Discover (leprosy). He also writes horror stories, including the Best of the ‘Net winner “The White Cat” and the Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror runner-up “Hide.”

He has taught the literature of horror at California Institute of Arts, the University of Minnesota, and the University of St. Thomas. He has also taught interdisciplinary courses on the science and literature of homicide and of man-eating animals.

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.

For more information, go to MarcSorondo.com.

A horror/fantasy writer since 2011, his first novel was published June 15th, 2017. The Father of Flesh, a Lovecraftian horror/adventure novel, was the first in the Broken Gods series. Book Two, Travails for Teyuna, came a year later. He was a columnist for Dark Eclipse Magazin for two years and is a current columnist for the London Horror Society.

Published through Darkwater Syndicate, Nicholas has several novels slated for late 2018, mid 2019, including book three of the Broken Gods series, Brother of Bone. You can follow him on twitter @Nelfeshne and see the posts he makes to his website for new horror content twice a week.

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.

Since 2014, Duncan P. Bradshaw has been quite merrily teabagging the boundaries between genre fiction. Having gone through an early period of writing about the undead and other random thoughts, he has now entered his GoreCom phase, having settled on his style; a mix of horror, comedy and bizarro.

You can expect blood, guts, bodily secretions and maybe, if you're lucky, a few hearty guffaws along the way. Check out the books in my GoreCom series; MR SUCKY, the only book about a murderous vacuum cleaner, b-movie spectacle, CANNIBAL NUNS FROM OUTER SPACE!, fourth-wall breaking, DON'T SMELL THE FLOWERS! THEY WANT TO STEAL YOUR BONES! and keep an eye out for the next release, CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'VE ACCIDENTALLY SUMMONED A WORLD-ENDING MONSTER. WHAT NOW? due out in September 2021.

My zombie short story collection, CHUMP, was nominated for a Saboteur Award in 2017. In addition, I've had short stories published in a variety of anthologies, and shared pages with some of the leading lights in genre fiction.

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'Bradshaw always walks his very own path, there's no one else out there writing anything remotely similar to the stuff he thinks up...if Dostoyevsky is the Rembrandt of the literary world, then Bradshaw is surely the Andy Warhol.' - DLS Reviews

S. L. Edwards enjoys dark fiction, dark poetry and darker beer. He is a Texan currently residing in California, specializing in weird fiction and poetry.

Thomas M. Malafarina (www.ThomasMMalafarina.com) is an author of horror fiction from Berks County, Pennsylvania. To date he has published seven horror novels “What Waits Beneath”, "Burner", “From The Dark” , “Circle Of Blood”, “Dead Kill Book 1: The Ridge of Death”, “Dead Kill Book 2: The Ridge Of Change” and “Dead Kill Book 3: The Ridge Of War”. He has published seven collections of horror short stories; “Thirteen Deadly Endings”, “Ghost Shadows”, “Undead Living” “Malaformed Realities Vol. 1, Vol. 2 and Vol. 3” and most recently “Horror Classics”. He has also published a book of often-strange single panel cartoons called "Yes I Smelled It Too; Cartoons For The Slightly Off Center". All of his books are published through Hellbender Books, an imprint of Sunbury Press.(www.Sunburypress.com).

In addition, many of Thomas’ stories have appeared in anthologies and e-magazines. Some have been produced and presented for internet podcasts and radio plays as well. Thomas has shared anthology pages with some of the biggest names in horror fiction such as Jack Ketchum, Joe Lansdale, Jonathan Maberry and Luck McKee to name a few.

Thomas is best known for the twists and surprises in his stories as well as his descriptive, often gory passages. Thomas is also an artist, musician, singer and songwriter. A native of Ashland, PA he now lives in Western Berks County, Pennsylvania along with his wife JoAnne.