Kevin A. Davis has written three contemporary fantasy series: The Khimmer Chronicles (six books), the AngelSong Series (six books), and his newest episodic series the DRC Files. Book One of the DRC Files, Atlanta's Guide to Cryptids, has elements of horror especially in the opening and has risen to the top 100 best sellers in Contemporary Fantasy in the first month of its launch.

Author, publisher, and speaker, Kevin A Davis travels to cons, festivals, and conferences in the southeastern US. He lives in rural North Florida and is tolerated by his wife and three persians (cats). In his spare time he helps in their downtown bookstore and publishes anthologies under Inkd Pub.

Mike Jack Stoumbos is a spec-fic author, disguised as a believably normal high school teacher, living with his wife and their parrot. He won 1st place in the 2021 Writers of the Future Contest, and his stories have appeared in several Scifi and Fantasy anthologies. His space opera series, THIS FINE CREW, is published by Chris Kennedy Publishing and Theogony Books. In addition to writing fiction, Mike Jack has published academic/informational articles, stageplays, and lovably geeky parody lyrics. Find him online at MikeJackStoumbos.com or @MJStoumbos on Twitter.

L.N. Hunter is an ex-software engineer who took far too long to realise that writing fiction for humans is much more satisfying than making up stuff for computers. When not writing, L.N. unwinds in a disorganised home in Carlisle, UK, along with two cats and a soulmate.

B.D. Prince was born in Michigan - a dark fiction and comedy writer who credits these proclivities to growing up near a cemetery and being endowed with a freakishly long funny bone. The author moved to California to pursue screenwriting and get a tan. Prince has written everything from short stories to screenplays to one-liners for Joan Rivers. Prince is currently writing a new horror novel and developing several projects for film and television.

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Instagram and Twitter: @clownprinceb

COMING SOON...

"28 Years Haunted - The Life and Adventures of World-Renowned Psychic Medium Brandy Marie Miller"

NEW RELEASES...

"Hidden Villains: Arise" from Ink'd Publishing features my Chippewa shapeshifter coming-of-age tale, "Mighty Bear." Pre-orders are available now, Kindle and Paperback copies will be officially released on April 17, 2023.

RECENT RELEASES...

"Night Terrors Volume 7" from Scare Street Press includes Prince's haunting tale, "Into the Shadows", inspired by a real-life haunting in Detroit, MI near where the author grew up.

"Monsters, Movies, and Mayhem" features Prince's bitter-sweet, nostalgic tale, "The Last Drive-in Movie" alongside stories by Jonathan Maberry, Steve Rasnic Tem, and more in this Publisher's Weekly Star Reviewed anthology from WordFire Press.

"Accursed" - an anthology of tales about cursed things, released December 2019 from Jolly Horror Press, features Prince's story, "Jaadu" - a twisted ​tale of fading hope, karma, and the mysteries of the circus sideshow.

"The Killer Collection" Hit books stores and ePub in November 2019. Prince's story "Chanel No. 1" is a brooding tale about one man's olfactory obsession...

ALSO AVAILABLE...

Prince's story "Dark Matter" premiered in the anthology," Muffled Scream 1: Corner of the Eye".

Video: https://youtu.be/DVWvor4Giss

Prince's twisted circus sideshow tale "Rattle and Sway" is featured in the "Between the Lines" anthology, edited by Bram Stoker award-winning editor Michael Knost.

https://www.amazon.com/Between-Lines-Michael-Knost/dp/1941706495

Prince's story "Will Work 4 Food" appears in "Tales of Blood and Squalor" from Dark Cloud Press - https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Blood-Squalor-Stories-Squalid/dp/1979465835/

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In high school, a friend introduced A.R.R. Ash to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition (still his favorite after 5e) and gave him copies of the Darksword Trilogy by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman and the Icewind Dale Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore (though he doesn’t recall which he read first). He’s been a fan of role-playing and the fantasy and sci-fi genres since. However, if he were confronted by the Keeper of the Bridge of Death or a Bene Gesserit Truthsayer (or, for that matter, the Lasso of Truth) and asked his favorite book of all time, he would have to say Dune by Frank Herbert, though The Expanse series by James S. A. Corey is making a run for the title.

A.R.R. Ash’s day job is singularly uninteresting, so he’ll refrain from mentioning it. In other trivia, his favorite dishes are burgers and sushi (but not together), and his sense of humor is decidedly an acquired taste.

You can learn more about A.R.R. Ash and contact him at www.LMPBooks.com.

j.e. pittman is an author dabbling in many speculative worlds. He blurs the borders between genre and crafts salient lies to tell a measure of truth. His work has been described as: capriciously chimeric, dreamlike, and a vivid enigma with indelible images stamped on your brain. Discover more of his words in these stories.

Before I found the awesomeness of writing in the YA realm I dabbled in children's stories and short works for adults. My first YA novel became an Amazon bestseller shortly before my publisher decided to close their doors. But I forged on, exploring fantastical ideas and discovering that our world is more magical than we give it credit for. These musings inspired The Water Man, which earned a spot in the anthology Mythic Orbits 2016: Best Speculative Fiction by Christian Authors, and my recent novels.

I live on the sunny-yet-piney side of Arizona with my family and sweet boxador, Bella.

Gerri Leen spent her childhood and early adult years in the Seattle area but moved to Northern Virginia in the late eighties and has stayed there ever since. She began writing in her forties and credits fanfic over the public school system for teaching her how to punctuate and plot. She prefers writing speculative prose and poetry. She also writes romance under the pen name Kim Strattford. She is a full member of SFWA and HWA.

Gerri follows horse racing avidly, is big into single-origin tea, and collects art, focusing on encaustic (especially mixed media) and raku pottery.

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