J.R. Rain is the author of over 200 novels and counting. He lives on an island in the Pacific Northwest with his dog Blair, aka Blair the Wonder Dog, aka Blair Bear.

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William Vitka is a journalist and writer and native New Yorker/Pennsylvanian. He's written for The New York Post, CBS News, Stuff Magazine, GameSpy, On Spec Magazine and The Red Penny Papers to name a few.

He is currently a writer for Permuted Press, Post Hill Press and Curiosity Quills.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VitkaWrites

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Contact: williamvitka@gmail.com

Michael Shean was born amongst the sleepy hills and coal mines of southern West Virginia in 1978. Taught to read by his parents at a very early age, he has had a great love of the written word since the very beginning of his life. Growing up, he was often plagued with feelings of isolation and loneliness; he began writing off and on to help deflect this, though these themes are often explored in his work as a consequence. At the age of 16, Michael began to experience a chain of vivid nightmares that has continued to this day; it is from these aberrant dreams that he draws inspiration.

In 2001 Michael left West Virginia to pursue a career in the tech industry, and he settled in the Washington, DC area as a web designer and graphic artist. As a result his writing was put aside and not revisited until five years later. In 2006 he met his wife, who urged him to pick up his writing once more. Several years of work and experimentation yielded the core of what would become his first novel, Shadow of a Dead Star (2011). Michael is currently signed with Curiosity Quills Press, who has overtaken publication of Shadow of a Dead Star and the other books of his Wonderland Cycle.

Nathan L. Yocum is a writer, teacher, and entrepreneur living on the Big Island of Hawai'i. His novels, The Zona and Automatic Woman, are available through Curiosity Quills Press. He is also features in Writers on the Wrong Side of the Road, Lamplight: Dark Fiction Quarterly, Curiosity Quills: Primetime, and Curiosity Quills: After Dark.

K.H. Koehler is the author of various novels and novellas in the genres of horror, SF, dark fantasy, steampunk and young and new adult. She is the owner of KH Koehler Books and KH Koehler Design, which specializes in graphic design and professional copyediting. Her books are widely available at all major online distributors, and her covers have appeared on numerous authors' books in many different genres. Her short work has appeared in various anthologies, and her novel series include The Kaiju Hunter, A Clockwork Vampire, Planet of Dinosaurs, The Nick Englebrecht Mysteries, and The Archaeologists. She is the author of multiple Amazon bestsellers, and was one of the founders and chief editors of KHP Publishers, which published genre fiction from 2001 to 2015. She has twenty years experience in the publishing industry as a writer, ghostwriter, copyeditor, commercial book cover designer, formatter and marketer. Visit her website at https://khkoehler.net

Typically found in a dark corner, away from crowds and bright lights, Gerilyn is a ridiculous, black-wearing, video game-playing, paranormal enthusiast bookworm who's been writing for as long as she can remember, and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Creative Writing & English with a Concentration in Fiction. Her favorite films are Labyrinth and The Lost Boys, she's also a big fan of spooky movies, the TV show Psych, and 80s & 90s reruns (Murder, She Wrote, Golden Girls, Diagnosis Murder [and some more obscure/forgotten ones, like She Wolf of London, Freaky Links, Wolf Lake, & Point Pleasant]).

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To my readers, I apologize for the lengthy delay of any new releases. It seems every time I get back to work editing my latest completed work (Waters of Sunset [A Victorian Era Mermaid Tale]), something rather big happens in my life that sidelines it. Am I beginning to think this particular novel is cursed? Maybe. Am I ready yet to completely set it aside and write if off as a lost cause? No. The story is complete, it just needs a few additional scenes, tweaks and polishing, but after the story itself fighting me to be written and then a much-needed mental health break from anything writing-related ... and then just 2 days ago a death close to me while literally in the middle of this book's editing process, well .... Let's just say I'm going to be MIA a while longer. I can only hope to ask for your patience and your continued understanding during this time. (11/19/23)

James Wymore studies both science and spiritualism in a lifelong pursuit of truth. Having spent time in Asia and at a University, he discovered the most important information is found in conversations after a good meal with family and friends. When that isn’t possible, he spends his time seeking wisdom in great stories. Sometimes he finds it by reading, others by writing.

His bibliography spans the spectrum of genres, including his bestselling Actuator series and several stand-alone novels: Theocracide (sci-fi), Thug #1 (superheroes), and the soon to be re-released Savage Tide (fantasy). James edited half a dozen themed anthologies including Windows into Hell (religious horror), All Made of Hinges (steampunk), and Choose Your Own Apocalypse (mixed). His short stories appear in over thirty publications. Currently, he’s working on a utopian future sci-fi about a society which uses virtual reality tests to decide who gets admitted.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Mike Robinson is the award-winning author of multiple novels and dozens of short stories, most of them speculative fiction. His work has appeared in the likes of American Gothic Fantasy, Storyteller Magazine, ClonePod, December Tales II, Underland Arcana, Thirteen Podcast, Creepy Podcast and more, and has received honors from Writers of the Future, Publishers Weekly's BookLife Contest, the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, Maxy Awards, The BookFest and others.

As an editor, he worked closely with J.P. Barnett on his bestselling "Lorestalker" series. He is also a book coach with Wordsmith Writing Coaches, as well as a copywriter, illustrator and award-winning screenwriter with two produced credits.

Between all this, he hikes (often with his two dogs), swims, draws, and tries to learn the didgeridoo.

"One of the best speculative fiction authors writing now."

-- Leslie Ann Moore, bestselling author of the "Griffin's Daughter" series

"Chock full of mind-bending goodness. Mike Robinson delivers equal parts of scares and the bizarre with wit and style―put him on your list of authors to watch!"

-- Guy Anthony De Marco, HWA Bram Stoker Award Finalist

USA Today Bestselling author Eliza Tilton graduated from Dowling College with a BA in Visual Communications. When she's not arguing with excel at her day job, chasing after four kids, or playing video games, she's writing Timless Romance & Epic Fantasy. Check out www.elizatilton.com for more of her books or follow her on tiktok @elizatilton where she shares tons of bookish stuff.

It’s not easy being a semi-omniscient super-dimensional entity. When A.E. Propher is not busy saving the multiverse from Mainyu shenanigans and keeping newbie gatecrashers out of trouble, he/she/it enjoys long walks on the beach and listening to Barry Manilow.

It’s not a well-known fact, but A.E. Propher truly despises books – that whole omniscience part really takes the fun out of cliffhangers, but not finishing a novel that he/she/it will/has/is reading could have dire consequences for the space-time continuum.

Writing his/her/its own books is something of a defense mechanism. And therapy.

According to official records maintained by the state of New York, Matthew Graybosch was born on Long Island in 1978. Various urban legends suggest he might be Rosemary’s Baby, the result of top-secret DOD attempts to continue Nazi experiments combining human technology and black magic. The most outlandish tale suggests that he sprang fully grown from his father’s forehead with a sledgehammer in one hand and the second edition of "The C Programming Language" in the other, and has been giving the poor man headaches ever since.

The truth is more prosaic. Matthew Graybosch is a novelist from New York who lives with his wife and cats in central Pennsylvania. He is also an avid reader, a long-haired metalhead, and an unrepentant nerd. "Without Bloodshed" is his first published novel. He’s currently hard at work on the second Starbreaker novel, "The Blackened Phoenix", and a prequel called "Silent Clarion". His day job is software development, and we're not sure how he remains sane. We could ask, but we suspect he'd say, "I'm not sane. I'm just high-functioning."

He has a personal blog at https://matthewgraybosch.com, and a website for Starbreaker at https://starbreaker.org. You can send email to contact@matthewgraybosch.com.

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