E.J. Stevens is the bestselling, award-winning author of the IVY GRANGER, PSYCHIC DETECTIVE urban fantasy series, the SPIRIT GUIDE young adult series, the HUNTERS' GUILD urban fantasy series, and the WHITECHAPEL PARANORMAL SOCIETY Victorian Gothic horror series. She is known for filling pages with quirky characters, bloodsucking vampires, psychotic faeries, and snarky, kick-butt heroines. Her novels are available worldwide in multiple languages.

BTS Red Carpet Award winner for Best Novel, Imadjinn Award winner for Best Short Story, Raven Award winner for Best Urban Fantasy Novel, Independent Audiobook Award winner for Best Short Story, SYAE finalist for Best Paranormal Series, Best Novella, and Best Horror, winner of the PRG Reviewer's Choice Award for Best Paranormal Fantasy Novel, Best Young Adult Paranormal Series, Best Urban Fantasy Novel, and finalist for Best Young Adult Paranormal Novel and Best Urban Fantasy Series.

When E.J. isn't at her writing desk, she enjoys dancing along seaside cliffs, singing in graveyards, and sleeping in faerie circles. E.J. currently resides in a magical forest on the coast of Maine where she finds daily inspiration for her writing.

Connect with E.J. on Twitter @EJStevensAuthor. For more, including a list of her books, freebies, and upcoming events visit www.EJStevensAuthor.com.

Learn more and experience the magic of the Ivy-verse at IvyGranger.com and explore Whitechapel Paranormal Society's cabinet of curiosities at WhitechapelParanormal.com.

Trisha J. Wooldridge (child-friendly T.J. Wooldridge) is an award-winning pan-genre, pan-media chaos word witch. Find her in the Shirley Jackson Award-winning The Twisted Book of Shadows; some HWA Poetry Showcase volumes; all the NEHW anthologies (that she didn’t edit); Don’t Turn Out the Lights: A Tribute to Alvin Schwartz’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark; Pseudopod podcast; and 34 Orchard literary journal. She’s currently releasing The Princess and the Dragon cycle, part of The 27 Kingdoms fantasy series from New Mythology Press. Her first collection, Where Monsters Pray, A Collection of Feminist Dark Speculative Writing, is scheduled for release July 2024. She spends mystical “free time” with a very patient Husband-of-Awesome; a tiny witch and large witcher kitty pair; a rescued bay gelding; and a matronly calico mare.

Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Errick Nunnally served one tour in the Marine Corps before deciding art school would be a safer—and more natural—pursuit. He strives to develop his strengths in storytelling and remains permanently distracted by art, comics, science fiction, history, and horror. Trained as a graphic designer, he has earned a black belt in Krav Maga with Muay Thai kickboxing after dark. Errick’s successes include: short stories; novels; a comic strip collection, Lost in Transition; and first prize in one hamburger contest. He also has two lovely children and one beautiful wife.

D. A. D’Amico is an enigma wrapped in confusion and stuffed head-first into a fish-flavored paper bag. His writing style is Jackson Pollock meets Scanners, a surreal exploding-head mess of genres and styles where almost anything is likely. He's had more than sixty works published in the last few years in venues such as Daily Science Fiction, Crossed Genres, and Shock Totem... among others. He's a winner of L. Ron Hubbard's prestigious Writers of the Future award, volume XXVII. Collections of his work can be found on Amazon, and autographed copies from his website. He can be found at http://www.dadamico.com, or on Facebook at authordadamico, or in the twitterverse on painfully rare occasions at @dadamico.

Michael Bailey is a professional writer from Falmouth, Massachusetts who kind of hates writing bios.

Michael has been a working writer since 1998. In 2013, Michael ended his tenure as a reporter at the Falmouth Enterprise to focus on his creative writing.

In September 2013, Michael released his debut YA novel "Action Figures." Every book in the series has landed on Kindle top ten best-seller lists, and "Secret Origins" was the number one book on two Amazon best-seller lists (June/July 2016). His first adult novel, "The Adventures of Strongarm & Lightfoot," a humorous fantasy adventure, was released in 2015. His urban fantasy trilogy, "Well-Behaved Women," debuted in September 2018.

Over the years Michael has contributed several articles to Renaissance Magazine and other local publications, and has since 2004 worked on the writing staff of two New England-based renaissance faire production companies: Pastimes Entertainment and the Connecticut Renaissance Faire.

Follow Michael online at innsmouthlook.com.

Chris Philbrook is the creator and author of the urban fantasy series The Reemergence, the dark fantasy series The Kinless Trilogy, sci-fi Colony Lost, the cosmic horror series The Darkness of Diggory Finch, and the post apocalyptic epic Adrian's Undead Diary. He also writes young adult science fiction under the pen name W.J. Orion.

Chris' first book in print was The Wrath of the Orphans, the initial book of The Kinless Trilogy set in his grim, post-apocalyptic fantasy world of Elmoryn.

Adrian's Undead Diary has thirteen titles available in print, eBook and audio, with two or three more planned.

Tesser: A Dragon Among Us is Chris' first foray into the world of urban/contemporary fantasy. There are five books released in the series.

The Darkness of Diggory Finch is a snarky take on Lovecraftian horror set in quaint, corrupted New England. TDoDF is set for five books, and two are out as of this writing.

Colony Lost has a single full-length release as of right now, plus a sequel eBook called Colony of Lies. Three eBook sequels are planned, which will be collated into a full-length print, audio, and eBook release when completed.

Chris is the owner of Tier One Games LLC, his game development company. He and his creative partner Jason DeBit are working on a 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting titled RockJockeys. He also co-owns Latchkey Comics with artist Jason Casey. He prefers to collaborate artistically with people named Jason.

Chris calls the wonderful state of New Hampshire his home. He is an avid reader, writer, role player, miniatures game player, video game player, painter and procrastinator. He and his wife share their home with two perfect daughters.

If you would like Chris to sign your eBooks, head over to http://www.authorgraph.com for a personalized message from him.

For more info on Chris, or to sign up for his newsletter, head over to his official author website http://www.thechrisphilbrook.com

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Hi! I write science fiction, dark fantasy, and horror short stories and poetry.

My poetry has been published in the HWA Poetry Showcase Vol. 6, The Wayfarer: A Journal of Contemplative Literature, Eternal Haunted Summer, Illumen, and FrostFire Worlds. Other poems have appeared in the anthologies Beneath Strange Stars and Wicked Witches. My short fiction has been published by Luna Station Quarterly, the anthologies The Deep Dark Woods, Killing It Softly (Vol.1), The Final Summons, and Wicked Women. My first chapbook of poetry, Interview with the Faerie (Part One): and Other Poems of Darkness and Light was published in 2013.

I’m working on a collection of short stories and poetry, several new short stories, and some paintings. I have a novel on the back shelf, collecting dust. And probably spiders.

You can find me paneling at some New England-area scifi conferences. You can also find me online at http://suzannereynoldsalpert.com/. You’ll always find me drinking coffee.

C. H. Duryea is a writer, educator, and life-long science fiction and fantasy geek. He is a member of the New England Speculative Writers, and a curating editor of the NESW anthology, The Final Summons. The Heisenberg Corollary is his first novel. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife.

Rachel Menard was born in New Jersey, raised in Arizona, and then relocated to Rhode Island. Throughout her life she has been a barista, college radio DJ, singer in an alt-country band, marketer, designer, and finally, a young adult author. Her work has been featured in Writer's Digest and on Cast of Wonders, and her short story, Blame it on the Bees, was chosen as a “Best of 2019” by Diabolical Plots. Her first novel Steel Hand, Cold Heart, won the Grand Prize in the Writer’s Digest 7th Annual Self-Published eBook awards. Her traditional debut, Game of Strength and Storm, was selected as a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard and is forthcoming from Flux in June of 2022, followed by an untitled sequel in March of 2023.

Peter N. Dudar has been writing and publishing horror fiction for over a decade now. Born and raised in Albany, New York, Peter is an alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English at the State University of New York at Albany. He currently resides in Lisbon Falls, Maine and is a proud member of the New England Horror Writers.

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It started with single comic book. Shunning books at a young age, his mother placed X-Men Classic #69 in his lap and for the first time he experienced the phrases, “Mutants,” “BAMF,” and “SNIKT.” From that moment on, he imagined his enrollment at Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. Jeremy became known as a geek before it was a trend.

Jeremy came to writing late in his professional career. It wasn’t until 2006 that he took part in his first NaNoWriMo, writing an epic science fiction novel. Later, he would use the opportunity to write Suburban Zombie High and his first draft of Children of Nostradamus.

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C.L. Alden lives in MidCoast Maine. She has a Creative Writing degree from the University of Arizona. She spent a many years in Arizona and California before moving back to New England. Cristina grew up as a Navy “brat” and spent her childhood moving around until 8th grade when her father retired and they settled down, near his hometown in Maine. Though technically still considered “from away” by some Mainers, Cristina’s love of the area and its history inspired her to write this book. When she is not writing Cristina, a creative spirit, finds other outlets such as photography, gardening and cooking. She is a general dabbler of this and that, and a seeker of adventure and tall tales.

Dave Pasquantonio is a freelance writer and editor living in Millis, Mass. He's helped dozens of clients publish their own books, and he loves working with both new and established writers. His work has been published in numerous anthologies and online and print journals. Dave is a member of the Mystery Writers of America, the Editorial Freelancers Association, and Grub Street, and is a highly-rated Reedsy editorial professional. "The Matildas" is his first published novel.

Morgan Sylvia is an Aquarius, a metalhead, a coffee addict, a beer snob, and a work in progress. A former obituarist, she is now a full-time freelance writer. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in several places, including Pseudopod, Wicked Weird, Wicked Witches, Wicked Haunted, Northern Frights, Twice Upon An Apocalypse, Endless Apocalypse, Haunted House Short Stories, and The Final Summons. In 2013, she released Whispers From The Apocalypse, a horror poetry collection. Her first novel, Abode, which was released from Bloodshot Books in July 2017, was recommended by the Library Journal. Her second novel, Dawn, is the first book of a fantasy trilogy. Her most recent book, As The Seas Turn Red, an ocean-themed poetry collection, was nominated for an Elgin Award. She is an active member of the HWA and the SFWA. Sylvia currently lives in Maine with her boyfriend, two cats, the best dog ever, and a chubby goldfish.

Currently with Rough House Publishing, Steve Van Samson is the author of the “Predator World” series books and numerous short stories (published and otherwise). His writing tends to be on the pulpy side—intermingling genres like horror, dystopian with dark fantasy and adventure. A fierce proponent of character diversity, avoiding cliché like the plague and of planting little seeds between the lines, which the reader might only discover in subsequent readings.

When not tapping the keys on his Chromebook, Steve co-hosts the Retro Ridoctopus podcast, he watches entirely too many black and white monster films.

Steve lives in Lancaster, Massachusetts with three amazing girls and one smallish dragon.