Biology, Physical, and Computer Science Teacher

Peace Corps Volunteer in Ecuador

Manager of a Software Security Firm's Multi-cultural Team of Web Analysts

Romance Writer

If you live long enough, you can do anything.

Web Page: https://phyllishouseman.com

Kindle eBooks at: amazon.com/author/phyllis_g_houseman

Somewhere in the Silence -- A tale of 1960s South America. EXPANDED 2ND EDITION NOW AVAILABLE.

The Verdict is Love -- Jury duty means all sorts of problems for commercial artist, Kiri.

Call Back Our Yesterdays -- Peace Corps training for a project in Ecuador.

To Catch a Lorelei -- She's not just a pretty face; neither is Adam.

There Is a Season--Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Finalist.

Another New Year's Eve -- A true second chance at love.

A member of the California Writers Club -- Mt. Diablo Branch.

Most of Devin's stories have some fantastical or speculative element to them in varying degrees. Devin lives in North Texas where he dabbles in tutoring between writing projects. Devin's twitter @de_ving

Trina Jacobs was born on Halloween. Her friends say that explains a lot.

She left her hometown after college, when she realized that there are places where winter lasts less than six months. She moved from central New York to Oklahoma, where she followed her dream of training horses and teaching riding lessons for several years before deciding that a steady paycheck might be nice.

Her work has appeared in a about a dozen magazines and anthologies. She is working on her first novel, an urban fantasy about vampires and werewolves and witches (oh my!)

Maggie D Brace, a life-long denizen of Maryland, teacher, gardener, basketball player and author attended St. Mary's College, where she met her soulmate, and Loyola University, Maryland. She has written 'Tis Himself: The Tale of Finn MacCool and Grammy's Glasses, and has multiple short works and poems in various anthologies. She remains a humble scrivener and avid reader.

W. E. Wertenberger grew up in Northern Ohio and currently lives and works in Kentucky. Having had a lifelong interest in history and science, it is no surprise that his writing usually follows along these lines. You may contact him here: wewertenberger@gmail.com

He is also co-host of the Abysmal Brutes podcast. A show dedicated to, “Uncovering the secrets of modern storytelling by beating it over the head with a blunt instrument.” The show can be heard here: http://theabysmalbrutes.com/

Originally from Cincinnati, Lamont Turner now resides in the swamps just outside of New Orleans where he collects all manner of occult and arcane lore, and performs forbidden and blasphemous experiments. When not busy communing with the damned, he tells scary stories to the four little demons who claim to be his children.

After being born on the flat and barren planes of Wichita, Kansas, Radar DeBoard had nothing but time on his hands. Plenty of time to hone his craft of writing stories that explored the darkest parts of his imagination. Once Radar had received his master's in economics, he took his works to another level, far more gruesome than the last. He can analyze your fear, truly find what keeps you up at night, and then give your greatest nightmares back to you in written form.

Black Ink Fiction is a female-led, US-based based speculative fiction imprint focused on releasing exciting horror, sci-fi, and fantasy. Check out our upcoming works at www.BlackInkFiction.com.

Rich S. Allpen is well known in financial circles for his charitable contributions to the Wildhorse Casino. Unfortunately, he has lost all of his wealth through a risky bank savings account (he failed to read the fine print). Rich is a thrill seeker who gets his kicks by hanging out at libraries on the wrong side of town.