Lindsey Goddard is an author of dark fiction, poetry, and true crime, living in Missouri, whose short stories have been published in e-zines such as Gamut Magazine and Carnage House, as well as in anthologies such as Error Code (Riverfolk Books). Her work has been performed on popular podcasts like Creepy and Chilling Tales For Dark Nights. She is the author of four short story collections, a poetry book, and a novel, Ashes of Another Life. For more information, visit: LindseyBethGoddard.com
Suzie Lockhart is an author, editor, and Associate member of the HWA. Her first all-female anthology, Killing It Softly, was a success and was featured in a Publisher's Weekly review. The follow-up anthology of the same name took 1st place in the horror anthology category for a Solstice Award.
Suzie's most recent anthology, Dastardly Damsels (published by Crystal Lake) is also being met with praise. She has a story published in The Devil's Playground horror charity anthology and poetry in Sleeve of Hearts.
Mitzy Carter is a retired social worker living in Portland, OR who embraces artistic expression. She was Editor-In-Chief of her college's literary magazine for 3 years in the late 90s and early 2000s. She worked as a proofreader and layout designer for a newspaper and for Midwifery Magazine, and she helped judge the first annual Weird Wide Web fiction writing competition. Mitzy has been known to fill her time with artsy things such as painting and photography, and she currently enjoys crocheting and being a cat lady (although not a childless one).
Kasey Hill, owner of Dark Moon Rising Publications, has lived in Franklin County, VA, for most of her adult life and is a versatile writer known for her work in several genres, including urban fantasy, horror, thriller, paranormal romance, and nonfiction metaphysical/New Age topics. Her fiction often dives into the supernatural and the macabre, blending mythological elements with modern storytelling. She has published multiple novels, poetry collections, and short stories. Notable works include her Guardians of Light series in the mythology fantasy genre and her poetry that has received recognition for its depth and emotional resonance. As she grows in the horror genre, she has a particular penchant for Southern Gothic and Appalachian Gothic storytelling, such as her Adult Horror novel Devil’s Claw and her Young Adult horror series, The Whispering Spirits featuring The Haunting at Foxwood Village and Dark Coven. She has several Horror short stories circulating for anthologies and Ezines featuring her unique style of worldbuilding.
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Michael Errol Swaim is a horror and fantasy author who survived a liver and kidney transplant in 2019. His first horror publication can be found in issue three of the e-zine Carnage House, and his stories and poems also appear in The Horror Zine, Flash Phantoms, Mocking Owl Roost, the Weird Wide Web Podcast, and multiple anthologies by publishers such as Hellbound Books, Dark Moon Rising Publications, and Wicked Shadow Press. He lives in Northeast Oklahoma with his wife Mandy, his kids, and four cats.
Nora B. Peevy is a cat trapped in a human’s body. Please send help or tuna. She is an Olympic champion sleeper and toils away for JournalStone/ Trepidatio Publishing as a submission reader, a reviewer for Hellnotes, and reads scripts for The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival. Ms. Peevy recently took the position writing nonfiction articles for The Weird Wide Web. She also is a syndicate author for Thrill Ride eZine and has taken up freelance editing as well as editing for Unveiling Nightmares. Her quirky tales are published by Eighth Tower Press, Carnage Press, The Sudden Fictions Podcast, Unveiling Nightmares, and other places. For the Sake of Brigid, her first novelette just came out in May of 2024 and her first novel, Flesh-eating Turtles!!!, is forthcoming.
Dawn Colclasure is a writer in Oregon. She writes poetry, essays, articles, short stories and book reviews. She is the author and co-author of several books. Her work has appeared in magazines, newspapers, websites and anthologies. She is also a columnist. Her websites are dawnsbooks.com and dmcwriter.com. Her Twitter: @dawnwilson325.
Devin M. Anderson is a writer, poet, and stay-at-home dad to two beautifully brilliant autistic kiddos. A mental health advocate, he himself battles with Borderline Personality Disorder, and PTSD. Balancing between psychosis and depression, he writes to combat the voices in his head. His work has previously been featured in the anthology Hotel Macabre vol.1, the anthology Sleeve of Hearts, The Horror Zine Magazine's Spring 2025 issue, and multiple appearances in Alien Buddha Zine. To find more by Devin check out his author page at: https://devmanderson.wordpress.com
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