Ash Huang’s stories are published in Lightspeed, Orion’s Belt, Apparition Literary Magazine, Ecotone, and elsewhere. Her novel-in-progress won the 2022 Diverse Worlds Grant from the Speculative Literature Foundation, and she is a grateful alum of the Roots. Wounds. Words. Workshop, the Tin House Winter Workshop and Reading Fellowship, and the Periplus Fellowship. She is a 2025–2026 Brown Handler […]

L.M. Harris is a poet and fiction writer. She grew up in the South but now resides in the Midwest with her cat. She graduated with an M.A. in Latin Literature. She drinks too much coffee, reads, and goes dancing. She is an avid enjoyer of the odd, taboo, and quiet things many overlook. She […]

Champ is a writer from southern Thailand, who was once ordained as a Theravada Buddhist monk and now (unrelatedly) practices Shaolin Kungfu and Muay Thai. He is accepted for Tin House Workshop 2025, Clarion West Workshop 2024 and Faber Academy 2023. Somewhere along there, he had an epiphany that he would punch for the trees. […]

Anne Mai Yee Jansen is a lifelong lover of weird and wonderful tales. She’s been making up stories inside her head for as long as she can remember and is happy that some of them actually make it out into the real world. When she’s not teaching literature and ethnic studies, she exists on a […]

Delia Cullity is a dark fantasy and speculative fiction writer and a freelance editor. She graduated from Salem State University with a degree in creative writing and her areas of interest are folklore, dreamscapes, RPGs, and psychology. You can find her wandering in the dusky woods of Cape Cod or procrastinating by watching video essays […]

David Agranoff is a novelist, screenwriter, and a Horror and Science Fiction critic. He is the Splatterpunk and Wonderland book award-nominated author of 13 books including  the WW II Vampire novel The Last Night to Kill Nazis, the science fiction novel Goddamn Killing Machines from CLASH BOOKS, the cli-fi novel Ring of Fire, Punk Rock Ghost Story and People’s […]

Kevin Varghese is a writer fascinated by the blurred line between horror and absurdity. With a foundation in poetry, his work is rooted in rhythm while he explores aspects of the human condition, such as vulnerability, mental illness, and morbid curiosity. As a lifelong student of wordplay, he is captivated by the mechanics of language, […]