Sara Larner lives in New York City where she writes, paints, and attends Barnard College of Columbia University, earning a Bachelors in English with a Double Concentration in Creative Writing and Film and a Minor in Classical Studies—which after repeating several hundred times she has decided is, in fact, a mouthful. She recently finished her fourth novel (the first for which she’s seeking publication) and her second feature length screenplay, and is hard at work on a second original tv pilot while negotiating the option contract for the pilot and show bible she wrote over the summer. She spends her free time filling painting commissions, dancing, and—whenever there is a breath of time—reading. (Okay, often reading when there is no time and she should really be doing Actual Work.)

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After leaving the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, David worked as a screenwriter and television writer for several years before writing his first short story, which recently appeared in Daily Science Fiction. He has also published speculative poems in magazines like Niteblade, Ideomancer, and the British Fantasy Society Journal (formerly Dark Horizons).

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Rich Larson was born in Niger, has lived in Spain and Czech Republic, and is currently based in Canada. He is the author of the novels Annex and Ymir, as well as collections Tomorrow Factory and The Sky Didn’t Load Today and Other Glitches. His fiction has been translated into over a dozen languages, among them Polish, French, Romanian and Japanese, and adapted into an Emmy-winning episode of LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS.

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Marshal Latham is known around Escape Artists as Swamp and runs the podcast Journey Into…

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A regular artist for the NAACP magazine The Crisis

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DAMIEN LAUGHLIN is a twenty-three year old writer from Derry, Northern Ireland. He’s an incurable people-watcher, eavesdropper and notetaker, and in the last year he found an outlet for these habits while studying Creative Writing at Queen’s University Belfast.
He’s recently been featured in a new zine called Penny Mag, which publishes 500-word prose pieces and puts them together with a illustration. Subscribers to Penny have three illustrated stories delivered to their email inbox every week – a fine alternative to the clickbait that invades all our electronic devices.

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H. R. Laurence grew up in North Yorkshire, and now works in the film industry in London. His weird fiction and sword & sorcery stories have appeared in multiple magazines and anthologies, including Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, Old Moon Quarterly, and Beyond & Within: Folk Horror from Flame Tree Press.

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David Herbert Lawrence (1885–1930) was an English writer and poet. Most famous for Lady Chatterly’s Lover (1928), whose frank representation of sexual matters and class differences shocked many at the time and led to Penguin books being put on trial in the UK in 1960 under the Obscene Publications Act of 1959. His collected works represent, among other things, an extended reflection upon the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industrialisation, which made him few friends in the establishment and he long suffered the reputation of a writer who squandered his talents on pornography, only recieving a re-evaluation much later that acknowledged his imagination and moral seriousness. Lawrence’s writing explores issues such as sexuality, emotional health, vitality, spontaneity, and instinct. His further novels include Sons and Lovers, The Rainbow & Women in Love.

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