Peter Bishop is a British national and a native Londoner. He’s lived in New York (Long Island) since the mid-90’s. He is able to record your project in his own professional studio, or if required, he can easily travel to a designated studio in the New York metropolitan area.
Her work centers around creating compelling stories though photography and fiction. As a photographer for Philadelphia Weekly, J.R. regularly attends events around the Philadelphia area. In 2013, she documented 24 hours in the city, staying awake for that time and capturing photos from around the city, including dawn over the Ben Franklin Bridge, the aftermath of a concert on South Street and a burning parking kiosk. She has photographed authors, dancers, politicians, drag queens and monsters. J.R. has produced the covers to the novels Playing for Keeps, The Case of the Singing Sword, The Case of the Pitchers Pendant. Her photography ranges from the journalistic to the fantastical, but all of her images aim to tell stories to the viewer.
At the age of 24, J.R. founded 365 Tomorrows, a group flash fiction website dedicated to producing a new piece of science fiction daily. It continues that mandate to this day. J.R. wrote the zombie survival game called Shelter In Place, which won a Judge’s Choice ENnie award in 2012. Her essay “Evidence of a Baker” was published in the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster in March 2006. Her stories have been published by Escape Pod Magazine, Aoife’s Kiss, Kaleidotrope, Bewildering Stories, Static Movement Magazine, EMG Magazine, HeavyGlow Magazine and in the first Podiobook anthology “Voices: New Media Fiction”. Her board game, Velociraptor! Cannibalism!, raised over $43,000 on Kickstarter and is published by Game Salute. J.R. was a founder of the Voices of Tomorrow podcast, along with Jared Axelrod.
Laura Blackwell is a Shirley Jackson Award-winning writer of speculative fiction that usually turns out to be horror. Her stories have appeared in magazines and anthologies including Nightmare, CatsCast, Chiral Mad 5, and Shirley Jackson Award-winner Aseptic and Faintly Sadistic. She is copy editor for The Deadlands, and she and Daniel Marcus cohost the online reading series Story Hour.
Lisa Blackwell-Dickinson is a mother, artist and hugger of trees and creatures, based in Essex in the UK. Lisa specialises in pyrography, that is, burning designs into wood. She makes all kinds of things from the purely decorative to perfectly practical boxes. Look her up under the name Unseen Crafts in various places.
ALGERNON HENRY BLACKWOOD, CBE (1869–1951) was an English short story writer and novelist, one of the most prolific writers of ghost stories in the history of the genre. He was also a journalist and a broadcasting narrator. He was born in Shooter’s Hill, Kent, England and, after schooling in Europe, Blackwood’s father sent him to Canada in 1887 on business. (more…)
Bruce Blake lives on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. When pressing issues like shovelling snow and building igloos don’t take up his spare time, Bruce can be found taking the dog sled to the nearest coffee shop to work on his short stories and novels.
Actually, Victoria, B.C. is only a couple hours north of Seattle, Wash., where more rain is seen than snow. Since snow isn’t really a pressing issue, Bruce spends more time trying to remember to leave the “u” out of words like “colour” and “neighbour” than he does shovelling (and watch out for those pesky double l’s).
Bruce’s first short story, “Another Man’s Shoes” was published in the Winter 2008 edition of Cemetery Moon. Another short, “Yardwork,” was made into a podcast in Oct., 2011 by PseudoPod. Bruce’s first Icarus Fell novel, “On Unfaithful Wings”, was published in Dec., 2011 while the follow up, “All Who Wander Are Lost”, came out in July, 2012.
Bruce is currently hard at work on the fourth installment of the Books of the Small Gods. Blood of the King, the first book of the Khirro’s Journey trilogy will be out in July, 2016.
Jasmine Blake has been an avid enthusiast of fiction throughout her life and she is thrilled to be involved with this project.
Larry Blamire is a writer, director, actor, artist, playwright known for feature films The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, Trail of the Screaming Forehead, The Lost Skeleton Returns Again and Dark and Stormy Night plus the audio series Big Dan Frater. He has authored two volumes of western horror Tales of the Callamo Mountains, a novel Doc Armstrong: Suburb at the Edge of Never and the recently released his epic graphic novel Steam Wars. Larry’s play of Robin Hood has been performed worldwide and he regularly writes and illustrates for RPGs. A proud recipient of three Rondo Awards, he contributes to numerous sci-fi and horror Blu-ray commentary tracks. Larry is currently developing a retro-absurdist comic Flapjack Alley