Jeremiah Murphy has been writing stories since he was eleven years old, so telling tales is his default setting. He has lived a life of adventure and debauchery, leading him from the cowboy bars of Nebraska to the hard streets of New York City to the deserts of Doha, Qatar, including stops in New Mexico, New Jersey, Oklahoma, and Indiana. He currently lives in Washington, DC, with his best friend, Newcastle the cat, who has made it his mission to keep him from working. When he’s not writing, he can be seen scouring the internet for more Doctor Who merchandise for his bookshelf, exploring his shockingly vast neighborhood, or watching bad movies with his roommate.

DJ Tyrer is probably best known as a horror writer, but has written in many other different genres and styles, as well as being behind the Atlantean Publishing small press.

Sharon Frame Gay grew up a child of the highway, playing by the side of the road. She is internationally published in several anthologies and literary magazines, including Chicken Soup For The Soul, Gravel, Biostories, Typehouse, Crannog Magazine, Lowestoft Chronicle, Thrice Fiction, Fiction on the Web, Saddlebag Dispatches, Literary Orphans,Typehouse and others. She has won awards at The Writing District, Rope and Wire, Owl Hollow Press and Wow-Women On Writing, and has twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

A collection of her short stories, "Song of the Highway" is out now in paperback and Kindle.

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Zimbell House Publishing is an independent partnership publishing house located in Southeast Michigan. For more information please visit: http://www.ZimbellHousePublishing.com

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Lionel Ray Green is a horror and fantasy writer, an award-winning newspaper journalist, and a U.S. Army gulf war veteran living in Alabama. He loves his mom and misses his dad, who died on July 15, 2015. He ironically loves Bigfoot and hobbits and believes Babe is the greatest movie ever made. Lionel writes a column for HorrorAddicts titled The Bigfoot Files and is a senior contributor for MalevolentDark.

His stories have appeared in the anthologies Willow & Rose; Trembling With Fear: Year 5; Horror Addicts Guide to Life 2; Trembling With Fear: Year 4; Illusions of the Past: Fantasia Divinity's Best of 2020 Anthology; Inferno; Unveiled Secrets;  Trembling With Fear: More Tales From The Tree: Volume 2; Trembling With Fear: Year 3; The Best of Iron Faerie Publishing 2019; Divinity: An Iron Faerie Publishing Anthology; Halloween Horror: Volume 1;  Trembling With Fear: Year 2; Trembling With Fear: More Tales from The Tree; America's Emerging Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers: The Deep South; The Hamthology; Sorry, We're Closed; Alabama's Emerging Writers; The Heart of a Devil; Fifty Flashes; How Beer Saved the World 2; Graveyard; Frightening; Tales from the Grave; In Creeps the Night; and 22 More Quick Shivers.

His short story "Scarecrow Road" won the WriterWriter 2018 International Halloween Themed Writing Competition and was featured on The Night's End Podcast for October 9, 2020. His short story "A Tale of Two Shards" was third runner-up in the WriterWriter 2018 International Fantasy Writing Competition.

Lionel's work has appeared in Horror Curated digital ezine issues #1 and #2; The Poet's Haven Digest anthology, It Was a Dark and Stormy Night; in Issue 1 of Cross+Decay magazine; and in the 2017 issue of From the Depths magazine. His fiction has also appeared online at Horror Tree's Trembling With Fear, at Who Writes Short Shorts?, at Visual Verse, and at 50-Word Stories where his "Bedraggled" was selected Story of the Week for June 16, 2019.

Lionel has released seven short stories on Amazon Kindle: "Scarecrow Road," "One Lucky Girl," "The Price of the Princess," "Tap," "Peace of Mind," "Dead of Winter," and "A Tale of Two Shards." "Dead of Winter" and "Peace of Mind" were both Top 100 Paid Amazon Best Sellers in the 30-Minute Literature & Fiction Short Reads Category.

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After spending many years at sea, Ross Baxter now concentrates on writing fiction. His published material specialises primarily on horror and Sci-fi, but he also has a wide spectrum of fiction published on a number of varied US and UK online sites. In April 2014 he got the second best fiction award from Mashstories, and in December 2014 won the Horror Novel Reviews.com best short creation story.

Married to a Norwegian and with two Anglo-Viking kids, Ross now lives in Derby, England.

He has three stories appearing in print anthologies in mid-2020.

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Award winning author David J. Gibbs was born and raised in the greater Cincinnati area. The oldest of three, he protected his younger brother and sister from neighborhood bullies and the monsters under their beds. Never losing touch with the wonder and terror of childhood, he continues to push the limits of imagination with his stories.

His middle-grade series Mad Maggie Dupree is a hit with all ages, book five and six due out in the coming year.

With over seventy short fiction titles published in the last four years, his work has appeared in dozens of magazines and anthologies, including; 'Shadows of Salem', 'Dark Monsters', 'Stores from the Near-Future', 'Hidden in Plain Sight', 'Massacre Magazine', 'Under the Bed', 'Sanitarium Magazine' and 'Double Feature Magazine'.

Links to his available works, free stories to read, blog and other updates can be found at http://www.davidjgibbs.com

Chad McClendon is a 32 year old author who studied English & Creative Writing at Northern Kentucky University. Chad has been published most recently through Crossed Heart, as well as in several online publications. He has won various awards for Fiction Writing. His short story, "Uploaded Vengeance" is now available in "One Night In Salem" by FunDead Publications.

Chad attended high school in Alexandria, Kentucky at Bishop Brossart High School. He was a founding member of Monday's Child, a volunteer group that worked around the Tri-State to better the lives of others. He was active in French Language competitions, and a general troublemaker otherwise.

He and his wife, Briana, have two daughters and one boy . In his free time Chad enjoys camping at Red River Gorge, playing video games and also swimming. Authors who have inspired him include Stephen King, John Steinbeck, William Golding, J.K. Rowling, Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, and others.

Find more at his website, http://www.cmcfiction.net