Josh Brown is a writer living in Minneapolis, MN. He has dedicated his life to sporadic rants and ramblings about comic book continuity, superhero superiority, and Han shooting first. His childhood was filled with comic books and Star Wars toys. Ironically, his adulthood is filled with comic books and Star Wars toys.

Paul Magnan has written stories that veer from the straight and narrow for many years. His four-volume dark fantasy series, "Kyu, The Unknown", and his short story collection, "Veering From the Straight and Narrow", are now available in print and on Kindle. He also has stories in the anthologies "Violent Vixens: An Homage to Grindhouse Horror" and "We Are Providence", as well as in several Association of Rhode Island Authors anthologies.

Henry Szabranski was born in Birmingham, UK, and studied Astronomy & Astrophysics at Newcastle upon Tyne University, graduating with a degree in Theoretical Physics. His fiction has appeared in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Daily Science Fiction, Diabolical Plots, Kaleidotrope, Mirror Dance, and the charitable anthology Fantasy For Good, amongst other places. He lives in Buckinghamshire with his wife and two young sons.

Please visit his website at http://www.henryszabranski.com

Jacob Michael King's work has appeared in Permafrost, Buffalo Almanack, Cactus Heart, Fantasy Scroll Magazine, and elsewhere.

He lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he works as a writer, editor, and teacher.

Steve Simpson has never been able to work out exactly what he does, although he would probably feed the cat if he had one. He’s sold over 30 poems and short stories to publishers for various magazines and anthologies, and his Purpose of Reality illustrated collections were published by Meerkat Press in 2022. They include The Beautiful Horizon, which was a finalist for the 2022 Aurealis Awards in the Fantasy Short Story Category. Texture of Silence, with co-author Eugen Bacon, was released in 2023.

In the visual arts, artworks and videos created with his image evolution software have been shown at many exhibitions, and with data from wearable EEG (Electroencephalogram) headsets, he’s developed a system to display meaningful artworks from changing mental states, rather than simple waves.

In the sciences, he’s published over 200 research papers, most recently in clinical neurology, and awards include the Peter Doherty Innovation Prize, for WeldPrint™, technology to make vehicles safer. A monograph, “Time and Time Travel,” is hidden in the mists of the future, and he likes wood ducks, doesn’t everyone? In the ether underworld, he’s @inconstantlight.