Andrew is one of the founders and proprietors of the H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society, and has produced and appeared in films, radio dramas, games, music and audiobook projects based on or inspired by Lovecraft’s work, most notably the motion picture of “The Call of Cthulhu” and the Dark Adventure Radio Theatre series. He is an occasional guest reader on The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast and is the co-host of the podcast “Voluminous: The Letters of H.P. Lovecraft.”
Elise is a writer, freelance book publicist, and exhausted retail worker based in Portland, Oregon. Their fiction and poetry has appeared in several publications, including UCLA’s Westwind, Nymeria Publishing’s Descendants of Medusa Anthology, and Virginia Commonwealth University’s Pwatem Journal. You can find Elise on Instagram @e.sages.
Sam Lesek is friends with your sleep paralysis demon. She still plans her supernatural hang-outs using a flip phone that she refuses to let die until the year 2030. Thankfully, dark entities don’t mind SMS.
Dr. Marie Lestrange is an artist, musician, and author with a particular interest in historical Horror. As the author of T IS FOR TORTURE and S is for Serial Killers, she has created unique and chilling parodies of classic ABC “children’s” books that are certainly not for children. In addition to writing, Dr. Lestrange co hosts and produces the Moths to the Flame podcast, drawing inspiration from her research into the macabre, true crime, and occultish practices. Her debut novel, CRIMSON COBBLESTONES is coming from Crimson Cult Media Fall 2024. She and her writer husband also love traveling with their little Hobbit outside of the East Tennessee mountains they call home.
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Jess is a trans non-binary and pansexual writer, designer, and voice actor who hails from the hollers of Western North Carolina. They currently live in the deep South, where they explore futures of liberation and how to get there.
When they’re not imagining weird queer cli-fi utopias, designing future tech, or facilitating capacity-building workshops, they’re organizing programming with their local queer community and The Outer Dark Symposium on the Greater Weird. Their work has appeared in a range of publications, including Solarpunk Magazine, HyphenPunk, and Kaleidotrope.
You can visit their website at https://www.quarefutures.com and follow them on Instagram @merrynoontide
Brian Lieberman is an associate editor of Pseudopod. By day, he’s a mild-mannered developer at The OBO Group. By night, he fights the forces of evil with his friends across the multiverse. He lives in Maryland with his wife and a time lord regenerated as a fluffy corgi.
THOMAS LIGOTTI is one of the foremost contemporary authors of supernatural horror literature. His works been honored with several awards, including the Horror Writers Association’s Bram Stoker award for the collection THE NIGHTMARE FACTORY (1996) and the novella MY WORK IS NOT YET DONE (2002). Revised, definitive editions of his first three story collections — SONGS OF A DEAD DREAMER, GRIMSCRIBE, and NOCTUARY — were published in 2010, 2011, and 2012, respectively. Revised editions of his collections THE AGONIZING RESURRECTION OF VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN AND OTHER GOTHIC TALES and DEATH POEMS were issued in 2013. Ligotti has also published THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE HUMAN RACE (2010), a nonfiction work that explores the intersection of the darker byways of literature, philosophy, and psychology. Forthcoming titles by Ligotti include a collection of interviews and a chapbook consisting of two newly written stories. The web site Thomas Ligotti Online was founded as a forum for discussions of and media related to Ligotti’s writings as well as those of wide range of authors, artists, and musicians whose work is associated with the horror genre, among other areas of interest to devotees of unconventional art and thought.
Dave Liloia is a nerd who builds Gundam models, 3D printing as many dragons as his partner will allow, getting tattoos, and playing Dungeons and Dragons. He is a huge fan of spoken word science fiction and fantasy. He has narrated several pieces of fiction including Some Demon (Audible), Oh Give Me a Home (Glittership), and managed the audio engineering of the Pseudopod story Granite Requires. He resides in Southern California with his family and two cats who should be paying rent.