Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a prominent American humanist, novelist, writer of short stories, poetry and nonfiction, and a lecturer for social reform. She was a utopian feminist and served as a role model for future generations of feminists because of her unorthodox concepts and lifestyle. She has been inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame. Her best remembered work today is her semi-autobiographical short story “The Yellow Wallpaper”, which she wrote after a severe bout of postpartum psychosis.

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A writer, producer, and puppeteer, check Lady Jane’s Lair on YouTube.

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Elliott Gish wants to creep you out. A writer and librarian from Nova Scotia, her work has appeared in The New Quarterly, Dark Matter Magazine, Wigleaf, Vastarien, The Baltimore Review, and many others. Her first novel, Grey Dog, will be published by ECW Press in April 2024. She lives with her partner in Halifax, a city full of rain and ghosts.

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After a number of adventures, Alice Glaser returned to New York in 1958 to begin a career at Esquire Magazine, rising to assistant and then associate editor in the 1960s.

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Mirri Glasson-Darling lives and writes Glasgow, Scotland where she moved from Alaska. She has received a ‘Notable Essay’ in Best American Essays and a Fiction Award from Intro to Journals. Work of hers has appeared in Ploughshares, Colorado Review, Florida Review, Gulf Coast, Passages North and many other literary magazines. She is an avid solo backcountry hiker and mountaineer with a breadth of experience in Alaska, the Appalachians and Scottish Highlands. She loves all things Weird Fiction and is currently working on a horror novel.

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Ms. Glaze’s work has appeared in numerous online and print venues in the US (including Bizarro, Baltimore Magazine, City Paper, Popmatters.com and Urbanite) and the UK (THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK: MOVIES). Violet is also the author of paranormal erotic novel HOTEL BUTTERFLY (2009) and and the short story collection I AM GENGHIS CUM (2010) (where this story first appeared), and her short fiction appears in the anthology WEREWOLVES AND SHAPESHIFTERS: ENCOUNTERS WITH THE BEATS WITHIN (2010).

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J. T. Glover has published short fiction in The Children of Old Leech, The Lovecraft eZine, and Weirdbook, among other venues. His nonfiction has appeared in LampLight, Postscripts to Darkness, and Thinking Horror. is an academic research librarian by day and lives in Virginia and can be found online at www.jtglover.com. Look for his short story “There Has Never Been Anyone Here” in volume four of Nightscript, scheduled for October 2018.

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Alexis Goble is a multiclass disaster-human living with her husband in Cincinnati. When she isn’t prepping art for Cast of Wonders, designing pins for pin-y.com, or yelling about TV into a mic for Bald Move, she dabbles in a revolving menu of hobbies and art projects. To list them all would be sheer madness. Like any good bisexual, she has a lot of jackets. You can find her on Twitter @alexisonpaper.

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