Joel Enos is a writer and editor whose short fiction has appeared in Alphanumeric and Flapperhouse. He's edited comics, books and manga, including the English editions of the best-selling Naruto series. His comics adaptation of the Anaïs Nin short story "Under a Glass Bell," illustrated by Fiona Meng, was published in Volume 10 of the literary journal A Café in Space and he wrote the Ben 10 Omniverse graphic novel Parallel Paradox and the story "Down in the Dumps" in Ben 10 Omniverse: Joyrides.

Michele Brittany is an independent popular culture scholar residing in Southern California and is the editor of Horror in Space: Critical Essays on a Film Subgenre and James Bond and Popular Culture: Essays on the Influence of the Fictional Superspy. Michele actively supports several popular culture organizations in a variety of capacities that include serving as the Book Review Editor for the Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, Editorials Manager at Fanbase Press, and Co-chair of the Ann Radcliffe Academic Conference. She has presented at Wondercon Anaheim as part of the Comics Arts Conference series and moderates panels at a variety of comic con events. She is a member of Horror Writers Association and the National Coalition of Independent Scholars.

David Busboom is a writer and editor based in Central Illinois. He grew up in a castle in the woods, and loves dinosaur movies.

Bram Stoker Award® winner John Palisano's short fiction has appeared in many places. Check out: Dark Discoveries, Horror Library, Darkness On The Edge, Lovecraft eZine, Phobophobias, Terror Tales, Harvest Hill, Halloween Spirits, Chiral Mad, Midnight Walk, Halloween Tales, and many other publications.

His non-fiction has appeared in FANGORIA and DARK DISCOVERIES, where he's interviewed folks like Robert Englund, director Rob Hall, and Corey Taylor from Slipknot.

NERVES is now available as an Amazon exclusive. Print copies of the first edition are still available from third party sellers.

DUST OF THE DEAD and GHOST HEART are novels originally published from Samhain Publishing. They will be available in updated versions soon!

His work has been cited by the Bram Stoker Award® four times.

"Available Light" was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award® in 2013. "The Geminis" was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award® in 2014. "Splinterette" was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award® in 2015.

"Happy Joe's Rest Stop" won the Bram Stoker Award® in 2016.

John's had a colorful history. He began writing at an early age, with his first publications in college fanzines and newspapers at Emerson in Boston. He's worked for over a decade in Hollywood for people like Ridley Scott and Marcus Nispel. He's recently been working as a ghost-screenwriter and has seen much success with over two dozen short story sales and his novels and short fiction continue gaining critical and reader acclaim.

You can visit him at:

www.johnpalisano.com

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Kat began her publishing career as a collaborating artist on such projects as UTOPIATES, a CATWOMAN story for BATMAN 80pg GIANT for DC Comics and TITANIUM RAIN. She produced numerous concept designs for Spartan Games and has had work featured in Interzone magazine. She began her own comic series entitled LD30: The Adventures of a Swinging Robot in 2010.

In 2011 Kat founded 01Publishing with the goal of producing the best in science fiction, fantasy, and horror of both prose and graphic story telling. 01Publishing’s catalog of books have received acclaim from the Huffington Post, SF Signal, Kirkus Reviews, Innsmouth Free Press, and The Examiner.

Besides being CEO and Editor-in-Chief of 01Publishing, Kat is an Associate Editor with the Escape Artists and Pseudopod.

Kat Rocha is an officer with San Diego chapter of the Horror Writer’s Association

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John C. Foster was born in Sleepy Hollow, NY, and has been afraid of the dark for as long as he can remember. A writer of thrillers and dark fiction, Foster lives in New York City with the actress Linda Jones and their dog, Coraline. Dead Men was released by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing on July 22, 2015 and Mister White by Grey Matter Press on April 5, 2016. Mister White the Short Story was included in the anthology Dark Visions Vol. 2 in 2013, also by Grey Matter Press. For more information, please visit www.johnfosterfiction.com.