Your reader – Robert A.K. Gonyo – is a voiceover artist residing in Queens, New York; when he’s not at the mic, he’s directing, acting, or playing music in New York’s off-off-Broadway theatre community. He produces and hosts a podcast on off-off-Broadway, Go See a Show!, available on the web and on iTunes. You can follow his work, and contact him for voiceover gigs, at ROBERT GONYO.com.
Pine Gonzalez is a queer, Chinese American/Puerto Rican writer and voice actor from the Chicagoland area. Their writing ranges from romance to fantasy with a focus on telling queer stories. They currently have two completed audiodramas– Tales from the Fringes of Reality and Forged Bonds– and can be heard in shows like WOE.BEGONE, The Grotto, and Fresh Meat. You can learn more about their work by visiting their website pinetreepods.com.
In 2025, Ian’s recordings of two Robert E. Howard stories were nominated for an artistic achievement award courtesy of the Robert E. Howard Foundation.
Sam Gorenstein is a writer, journalist, and comic from the Albany, New York area. He’s a member of the improvisational theater company MopCo, and a regular at the Lark Tavern Comedy Open Mic, Mondays at 8 PM in Albany.
I’m partial to horror that takes place in worlds where weirdness is not something that reveals itself slowly, but instead is an everyday occurrence. But, I also love small, character driven pieces.
Kara Grace is a green witch who lives in Michigan. She adores the Escape Artists, and has been honored to read for them many times over the last decade. She is always open to new adventures or projects. During the day she makes maps, but the rest of the time you are most likely to find her deep in the woods admiring and making friends with bugs and other wildlife, or underwater watching the sunlight filter through the surface. She is an avid gardener and is enamored with herbs and poisonous plants. She enjoys moon rituals, creating herbal medicine, and playing with fire.
Jocelyn Henry Clive ‘Harry’ Graham (1874–1936) was a successful journalist and later, after distinguished military service, a leading lyricist for operettas and musical comedies He is now best remembered as a writer of humorous verse in a style of grotesquerie and black humour.
Brea Grant has written comic books, short films, features and a show on Netflix. She has directed a feature, multiple short films and a series for Instagram. Her work includes directing and co-writing the apocalyptic feature, Best Friends Forever, which was shot in Marfa, Texas on 16 mm film and premiered at Slamdance. She also directed the award-winning and very funny short, Feminist Campfire Stories. She also created and wrote the Nerdist series, The Real Housewives of Horror. Her comic books include We Will Bury You and the Suicide Girls comic.
She hosts the Reading Glasses podcast with Mallory O’Meara.