Connor Lee is a horror writer from Houston, Texas. His work has appeared in Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, Voices, and on various YouTube narration channels. Outside of reading and writing he enjoys working out, watching horror movies, and going on long walks. He is a senior at Midwestern State University and will be graduating […]

John R. Turner taught at Scott Community College for 38 years. He began live theater there and founded the school literary magazine, editing it for three decades. He has also served as associate poetry editor of STIRRING on line since it began in 1999. Twenty-three of his plays have been produced in the Quad Cities. […]

Sonora Taylor is the author of seven books, including Little Paranoias: Stories, Without Condition, and Seeing Things. Her short stories have been published by Tenebrous Press, Rooster Republic Press, Cemetery Gates Media, Kandisha Press, Ghost Orchid Press, and others. She is an active member of the Horror Writers Association. Her latest release, Recreational Panic: Stories, […]

Mark Galarrita is a writer and playwright. His work can be found in McSweeney’s, Electric Literature, Split Lip, and elsewhere. His play, Manny Pacquiao Punches the World But the Earth Doesn’t Even Flinch, was a 2020 Arts in the Armed Forces contest finalist (judge: David Henry Hwang). He is a graduate of the 2017 Clarion […]

Corey Farrenkopf is a Cape Cod-based writer and librarian. His work has been published in/is forthcoming from The Deadlands, Tiny Nightmares, Bourbon Penn, Flash Fiction Online, SmokeLong Quarterly, Three-Lobed Burning Eye, and elsewhere. His debut novel, Living in Cemeteries, will be published by JournalStone in April of 2024. Follow him on Twitter at @CoreyFarrenkopf, on […]

In addition to their work at Solarpunk Magazine as a poetry editor, and at Android Press as an editor, J.D. Harlock’s writing has been featured in Strange Horizons, New York University’s Library of Arabic Literature, and the SFWA Blog. You can find them on Twitter, Threads, & Instagram @JD_Harlock.

E. Catherine Tobler’s short fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and others. Her novella, The Necessity of Stars, was a finalist for the Nebula, Utopia, and Sturgeon Awards. She currently edits The Deadlands.

Fatima Taqvi is a Pakistani writer living in London. She has words appearing in Strange Horizons, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Fusion Fragment and Fantasy Magazine. She can be found on Twitter @FatimaTaqvi and at www.fatimataqvi.com.

Oyedotun Damilola Muees is a Nigerian writer of contemporary and speculative fiction, and an associate member of SFWA and ASFS. His short story, “All We Have Left is Ourselves,” was a winner of the 2022 PEN Robert J. Dau Prize for Emerging Writers, and a winner in the 2022 Utopia Awards in the short story […]