David Hopkins is a fantasy novelist with an interest in Shakespeare, medieval history, fairy tales, and myth. He has written op-eds for the Dallas Morning News and Chicago Tribune, graphic novels in a variety of genres, and even a few D&D adventures.
A multi-award-winning author, Doug’s books include The Wolf at the End of the World, Chimerascope, Impossibilia, Playing the Short Game, and (soon) The Dream Rider Saga.
“One of Canada’s most original writers of speculative fiction”—Library Journal
Michael R. Johnston is the author of The Widening Gyre, The Blood-Dimmed Tide, and What Rough Beast. He lives in Sacramento, California, where he teaches high school, works with young aspiring genre writers, and daydreams of flying starfighters.
Patricia A. Jackson is a high school English teacher. Her urban fantasy Forging a Nightmare debuted with Angry Robot Books. When not grading a stack of flash fiction, she rides horses and runs The Beautiful People, a club for LGBTQIA+ students.
Author of Plague of Locusts and Margaret’s Ark, Dan’s short fiction has appeared in On Spec, Cemetery Dance, Apex and dozens more. He is also an editor and occasional film reviewer. More information on his work can be found at dankeohane.com.
Khan is the author of The Circus Infinite (Angry Robot, March 2022). He’s published poetry, played cello in an earnest folk-rock duo, and toured with a circus. He’s worked as an arts administrator, funder, and show producer.
N. T. Narbutovskih is a professional aviator and military officer. His background in leadership and geopolitics influences his writing, and his work has appeared in Over the Horizon and Metastellar, among others. @NNarbutovskih
The first female Asian SF writer in the US, Brenda W. Clough has written dozens of novels and short stories.
Sonia’s stories have been published by Asimov’s SF, Wizards of the Coast, Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, and Intel Corp. Her novels include The Seer, from Baen Books.
She has studied martial arts, dance, and fine chocolate. She speaks fluent cat.
Geoff (he/him) works as a scientific editor, specializing in helping scientists who have English as their second language publish their research. He also writes fiction in his spare time, and has sold 38 stories thus far.
Her whole life, she’s been warned to stay away from the Glass City, gleaming on the horizon. Her destiny, written in the stars, is to find out why. This environmental fantasy novella releases September 20, 2024 from University of Tampa Press.
Andrew Najberg is the author of the novel The Mobius Door (Wicked House Publishing, 2023), Gollitok (Wicked House Publishing, 2023), The Neverborn Thief (Olive-Ridley Press, 2024), and In Those Fading Stars (Crystal Lake Publishing, 2024).
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