Tamsyn Muir is a writer from Auckland, New Zealand, currently based and teaching in the United Kingdom. Her short-form horror fiction has appeared in such publications as PseudoPod, Nightmare Magazine, Weird Tales, and The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction.
Donna J. W. Munro’s pieces are published in Dark Moon Digest # 34, Flash Fiction Magazine, Astounding Outpost, Nothing’s Sacred Magazine IV and V, Corvid Queen, Hazard Yet Forward (2012), Enter the Apocalypse (2017), Beautiful Lies, Painful Truths II (2018), Terror Politico (2019), It Calls from the Forest (2020), Borderlands 7 (2020), Gray Sisters Vol 1(2020), Borderlands Vol 7 (2020), and others. Her upcoming novel, Revelations: Poppet Cycle 1, will be published by Omnium Gatherum in January 2021.
Karen Munro is a reader, writer, and librarian. Lately she has been trying to read more women, more people of color, more books that don’t come easily. The work continues.
She has an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and she writes stories.
Two cats, one dog. Always chocolate, never lemon. If she can bike there, she will.
A. L. Munson is a SFWA associate member and an HWA affiliate member whose work has appeared in Cosmic Horror Monthly and in the anthology Seers and Sibyls from Brigids Gate Press. She is from the small town of St. Rose, Louisiana and belongs to the Vancleave Live Oak Choctaw tribe. You can find her at almunson.com or on Twitter @A_L_Munson.
David Murphy’s latest book Walking on Ripples was published by the Liffey Press in Dublin, Ireland, in 2014. His previous books includes a contemporary fantasy novella Bird of Prey (2011), Arkon Chronicles (also a novella, 2003) and the well received novel Longevity City (2005), each of which was published in the USA. His award-winning short fiction has been published and translated worldwide; over one hundred appearances including magazines and anthologies, two chapbooks and a short story collection brought out first in Dublin in 2004 and re-issued in 2013. The title story of that collection, Lost Notes, won the inaugural Maurice Walsh Award for short stories.
Lee Murray is a multi-award-winning author-editor from Aotearoa-New Zealand. Her work includes military thrillers, the Taine McKenna Adventures, supernatural crime-noir series The Path of Ra (with Dan Rabarts), and debut collection Grotesque: Monster Stories. Editor of award-winning titles Hellhole, At the Edge, and Baby Teeth, Lee’s latest anthology is Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women, edited with Geneve Flynn.
Amy Nagopaleen (she/her) writes fiction from Queens, NY, where she has been a union and social justice activist for over twenty years. When not making up stories fueled by coffee and weird experiences at work, she is drawing pictures, parenting, and complaining about capitalism. Her writing can be found in Newtown Literary, Prismatica in Print, The Wondrous Real, The Fusion Fragment and Solarpunk Magazine.
Remy Nakamura (a.k.a. John Nakamura Remy) grew up in Greece, Japan, and the San Francisco Bay Area and currently resides in Southern California. He is obsessed with backpacking and hacking his own neuropsychology. He believes in the life-saving power of brightly-colored sticky notes. He is a Clarion West graduate and his short stories can be found in a number of anthologies. His first publication “Forbidden Feast” appeared originally in the anthology, RIGOR AMORTIS at was reprinted at PseudoPod.