Morgan Sylvia is an Aquarius, a metalhead, a coffee addict, a beer snob, and a work in progress. A former obituarist, she is now working as a full-time freelance writer. Her work has appeared in several anthologies, including Wicked Witches, Wicked Haunted, Northern Frights, Twice Upon An Apocalypse, Endless Apocalypse, The Final Summons, and Haunted House Short Stories. She is the author of a horror poetry collection, Whispers From The Apocalypse; a horror novel; Abode; and a fantasy novel, Dawn: Book 1 of The Aris Trilogy. Her most recent work is As The Seas Turn Red, an ocean-themed poetry collection. She lives in Maine with her boyfriend, two cats, and a chubby goldfish, and belongs to the New England Horror Writers, New England Speculative Writers, and Tuesday Mayhem Society. You can follow her online at morgansylvia.com.

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John F.D. Taff is a Bram Stoker Award®-Nominated author with more than 30 years experience, 90+ short stories and five novels in print.  His first fiction collection, Little Deaths, was named the best horror collection of 2012 by HorrorTalk.  Jack Ketchum called his novella collection, The End in All Beginnings, “one of the best novella collections I’ve read.”  His new fiction collection, Little Black Spots, will be available from Grey Matter Press in the Spring of 2018.  Look for more of his work in anthologies such as Cutting Block Book’s Single Slices, Gutted: Beautiful Horror Stories, The Beauty of Death, Shadows Over Main Street 2 and Behold: Oddities, Curiosities and Undefinable Wonders.  Taff lives in the wilds of Illinois with three pugs, two cats and one long-suffering wife.

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Alyson lives in Maryland, where she got married, had her daughter, and began her writing journey. She has appeared in (mac)ro(mic), Wrongdoing Magazine, Pyre Magazine, and HAD, among others. You can find her on Amazon, and Twitter @rudexvirus1

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W.B. Talman (1904-1986) was born in 1904 in Spring Valley, NY. He was a correspondent with Lovecraft, a late member of the Kalem Club, and wrote at least 3 other pieces of horror short fiction in the 1930s, as well as some poems. Late in life he wrote the memoir The Normal Lovecraft (1973).

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J.Y. Tan is a Malaysian-Chinese writer and freelance translator. An alumnus of the 2023 Futurescapes Writer’s Workshop, her short stories have appeared in 3 consecutive volumes of the NutMag zine series, as well as the “NutMag: Home Groan” anthology. She also co-curated a reprint anthology titled “The Best of Malaysian Writing in English 2010—2020” in 2022. Currently, she is trying to get her first novel published before she gets distracted by another shiny plot idea, with mixed results. She can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jytan6

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Christopher Tang lives in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, son, and three cats who want desperately to interrupt any recording he is doing. During the day he helps sell role-playing games at DriveThruRPG and and during the night he helps slush read over at Cast of Wonders and is trying to write his own roleplaying games.

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Sara Tantlinger is a 5x Bram Stoker Award nominee, and the author of the Bram Stoker Award-winning The Devil’s Dreamland: Poetry Inspired by H.H. Holmes, as well as other works like To Be Devoured, Cradleland of Parasites, and Love for Slaughter. She is an active HWA member and participates in the HWA Pittsburgh Chapter. She embraces all things macabre and can be found at saratantlinger.com and on Instagram @inkychaotics

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