Owen Duffy is a journalist whose work has appeared in The Guardian, BBC News, VICE and others. He has also written extensively about tabletop gaming, because he’s a massive geek. He lives in Glasgow, Scotland with his wife and two sons and enjoys judo, heavy metal, spicy food and interesting beer.
Alexandra Duncan is an author and librarian. Her YA sci-fi novels, Salvage (2014), Sound (2015), and Blight (2017) are available from Greenwillow Books. Her short fiction has appeared in several Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy anthologies and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
In her spare time, she fosters sick cats for the local Humane Society. She lives with her husband and three monstrous, furry felines of her own in the Appalachian mountains.
R.K. Duncan is a new, hopefully up-and-coming, author mostly of fantasy, with a dash of sci-fi and horror thrown in. He writes about fairies and gods and ghosts from a ramshackle apartment in Philadelphia. In the shocking absence of any cats, he lavishes spare attention on cast iron cookware and his long-suffering and supportive partner. Before settling on writing, he studied linguistics and philosophy at Haverford college. His his story “Medium Matters” appeared on diabolicalplots.com in August, and occasional musings as well as links to all his work can be found at rkduncan-author.com
Graeme has been involved with Escape Artists for many years, producing audio, hosting shows, narrating stories and keeping the websites going. He was born in Australia, although people have identified him as English, American and South African, amongst other nationalities.
He loves the spoken word and is lucky enough to have narrated for all the EA podcasts. Well, not CatsCast.
Graeme lives in Melbourne, Australia with his girl dog Zoë, a lovely and lively Husky mix.
Jefferson Dupree was born and raised in the Jersey delta. He played, wrote, and sang with Jersey indie rock stalwarts New Gods and Marginal Utility before founding the Brooklyn-based Americana unit Lowlark. He currently resides somewhere in the swamps of Brooklyn.
Jairus Durnett is a middle-man: middle aged, middle child, living in the middle of the United States. After living most of his life in such exotic locations as Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, he relocated to Chicagoland where he spends time working in corporate America. Jairus is a lifelong skeptic who loves reading stories of fantasy and the paranormal – both silently and aloud.
H.J. Dutton is a 25-year-old Pennsylvania resident and recent graduate of University College Cork’s Creative Writing MA program. His interest in the horror genre began when he picked up a copy of Baleful Beasts and Eerie Creatures at the elementary school library. Since then, that interest has bloomed into an obsession. When not planning, writing, editing, or submitting drafts, he reads short story collections or goes on hikes. His biggest influences include MR James, Algernon Blackwood, Ramsey Campbell, and Brian Evenson. His first published short story will be featured in Exhibit 3 of the Horror Scribes archive. He joined the team in 2025.