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Tatiana Grey

Tatiana Grey is a New York City based actress of stage, screen, and of course, the audio booth. She adores traveling and counts her lucky stars that acting and dancing have taken her all over the United States, to Montreal, Vancouver, Ireland, and Holland… but she loves coming home to New York where it all started. Equally at home speaking heightened language in a corset, in a leather jacket spouting obscenities, and as a dancer she has been compared to such dark, vivacious heroines as Helena Bonham Carter, a young Winona Ryder and Elliot Page. This depth and facility with multiple genres garnered her a New York Innovative Theatre Award Best Featured Actress nomination for her work in The Night of Nosferatu. Her facility with accents has landed her quite a few audiobooks and numerous on-camera roles including the role of Evgenya in the award winning I am A Fat Cat. Tatiana is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.

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Sarah Gribble

Sarah Gribble physically resides somewhere in Ohio, but where her mind resides depends on the day. She writes sometimes. She bangs her head against the wall other times.
Her short stories have been featured in a variety of online and print publications, most recently CRESCENDO OF DARKNESS, MIRROR DANCE, and the bestselling THE EDGE: INFINITE DARKNESS.

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Gordon Grice

Gordon Grice

Gordon Grice’s stories appear in Horror Library Vol. 8, Behind the Shadows III, Night Terrors 24, and others. They’ve been included on Best of the ‘Net, nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and listed among the Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror. In nonfiction, Gordon has written about the dark corners of biology for Gamut (where he tackled the real-life experiments behind Frankenstein), The New Yorker (post-mortem dissections), and National Geographic Books (shark attacks). His books include The Red Hourglass. He occasionally remembers to post at GordonGrice.com and YouTube @deadlykingdom.

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K. C. Grifant

K. C. Grifant

KC Grifant is an award-winning writer based in Southern California who creates internationally published horror, fantasy, science fiction, and weird west stories. Many of her short stories have appeared in podcasts, magazines, games, and Stoker-nominated anthologies. Learn more at www.KCGrifant.com or connect on the social networks at @KCGrifant.

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Thomas J. Griffin

Thomas J. Griffin
Thomas J. Griffin is a sumo wrestling enthusiast who lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and infant daughter. He is also the editor of Flash Point SF, and when he’s not getting thrown around the ring, he’s throwing words on the page to see what sticks. This is his first story with PseudoPod. BlueSky.

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Jon Grilz

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Jon Grilz is a mystery writer as well as the creator of the Small Town Horror podcast who isn’t entirely sure which day of the week it is, but is pretty happy every time the sun rises. Most of the time you can find him wandering somewhere between the line dividing reality and wherever that laughter is coming from.

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Jamie Grimes

Jamie Grimes

Jamie is a writer, editor, document designer, occasional English professor, and full-time curmudgeon. He holds a MA in Professional Writing from Kennesaw State University, where he also wrangles cats and occasionally provides information systems support. He lives with his far superior wife, his indefatigable kid, and the platonic ideal of dog. You can see just how bad he is at social media on Twitter @Jamie_L_Grimes.

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Harold Gross

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HAROLD GROSS has previously published in Fantasy & Science Fiction, Analog, other magazines, and several anthologies. Currently, “The Song Giveth…” is serialized in issues 9-12 of the online magazine, Aethernet, based in the UK but also available electronically in the US. While he appears most often as Harold Gross, his collaborative alter-ego, Gordon Gross, appears in several venues. In addition to writing, Harold has also been caught in live and recorded performances on stage and screen. His blog at The 5 a.m. Critic currently contains a wide range of non-spoiler movie reviews as well as links to available reprints and current publications.

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