Laurice White
Laurice White is a voice actor who has read stories for all four Escape Artists podcasts, and for John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey on The End is Nigh and The End is Now, the first two volumes of The Apocalypse Triptych.
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Jess Whitecroft
Veteran romance writer Jess Whitecroft moonlighted into writing horror when she moved to a haunted location and discovered that none of the alleged ghosts did any haunting, and that she would have to supply her own. A rank amateur at the art of self-description, she outsourced her author biography to her nearest and dearest, who said, “Great cook, but sometimes eats crisps in bed.” Twitter: @JessWhitecroft. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jesswhitecroft/
Hannah Whiteoak
Hannah Whiteoak is a copywriter and short fiction writer from Sheffield, UK. Hannah placed third in the 2020 Escape Pod flash fiction contest with The Day the Sun Went Out, and their work has also appeared in Flash Fiction Online, Luna Station Quarterly, and Okay Donkey Magazine. You can find Hannah online at hannahwhiteoak.me or on Twitter @hannahwhiteoak, where they post daily microfiction.
The Word Whore
The Word Whore hosted “Air Out My Shorts“, with Preston Buttons, for a ten year stint. The duo narrated unvetted works of listener-submitted short fiction —often absentmindedly, always drunkenly, and completely unencumbered by any relevant credentials— from 2005 through 2015. Rumors of a reboot of this ‘offbeat Canadian classic’ have been greatly exaggerated.
Eileen Wiedbrauk
Eileen Wiedbrauk is Editor-in-Chief of World Weaver Press as well as a writer, blogger, book reviewer, coffee addict, cat herder, MFA graduate, fantasist-turned-fabulist-turned-urban-fantasy-junkie, Odyssey Workshop alumna, designer, tech geek, entrepreneur, avid reader, and a somewhat decent cook. She wears many hats, as the saying goes. Which is an odd saying in this case, as she rarely looks good in hats. Her creative work has appeared in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, North American Review, Swink, Enchanted Conversation, and others.
David X. Wiggin
DAVID X. WIGGIN spent the earliest years of his childhood in Japan and was lucky enough to see a bunraku show live. He currently lives in Brooklyn with his very much flesh-and-blood wife. His fiction has appeared in STEAMPUNK MAGAZINE, STEAMPOD, THEAKER’S QUARTERLY FICTION and ALT HIST MAGAZINE.
Can Wiggins
Can Wiggins is found where the woodbine twineth. While her sweet spot is called Southern Gothic, she also likes serving a combo platter of horror/SF with two sides — usually noir and spec. Particular to Grimmer Fairy Tales and mythos, she is a dedicated cinephile and reads a lot. Her stories can be found in Planet X Publications, Oxygen Man Books, and upcoming pubs she can’t talk about at this time. Soon, darling. Soon. And thank you.
Lilah Wild
From her website:
I’m a speculative author and ravenous inkdrinker with a sweet tooth for rock’n’roll witchcraft horror fantasy. I love loud music, brutal fiction, drop-dead glamour, dancing like a fiend, and taking my notebook everywhere through it all.
I grew up in some fun and not-so-fun parts of South Jersey, and survived high school behind a protective wall of Clive Barker and Stephen King. I moved to Philly, worked in one of the nation’s oldest occult shops for a while, and went on to spend a decade in San Fran. I attended Clarion West in 2007 and I’m now a member of NYC-based writing group Altered Fluid. Besides writing, I’m into bellydance dabbling, eerie synths, horror movie interior decorating, and exploring the symbiotic relationship between witchcraft and creating art. I’m currently living in Queens amid a clamor of doom metal noodling and two cats.
Other various fascinations: old movies that have Barbara Stanwyck and Greta Garbo in them, art nouveau, 80’s metal, thrift shopping, VHS morsels, long walks through the deco puzzlebox of Manhattan, running away to the beach, utter nonsense, and endless caffeine.