Matthew Lett
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Matthew Lett was born in Kassel, Germany. Currently, he lives in Sapulpa, Oklahoma with his wife of 37 years, and their two daughters, who also reside in Oklahoma. He's also a Veteran of the United States Navy. Matthew has been a prolific writer for over 20 years and is a multi-published author with an array of Novels, Novellas, Novelettes, and short stories in a variety of genres. Most of his work can be found in Horror/Suspense/Mystery.
During his leisure time, Matthew enjoys rock-n'-roll music, watching Mystery Science Theatre 3000, reading, and playing with his 3 grandchildren. And of course, writing. His books include such titles as He Who Walks the Corridors (Wolf on Water pub.), Trail of Love and Death (Cawing Crow Press pub.) and Woodview Heights: Legacy of Decadence (Books to Go Now pub.) (trilogy).
Read Matthew's most recent novel Barnabas Bartholomew and the Undead Freshmen now.
George Ochoa
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George Ochoa's short fiction has been published in North American Review, Eureka Literary Magazine, Eunoia Review, Bangalore Review, and elsewhere. He is the author or coauthor of thirty-five nonfiction books, including the New York Public Library's Book of Answers, The Writer's Guide to Creating a Science Fiction Universe, The American Film Institute Desk Reference, and Deformed and Destructive Beings: The Purpose of Horror Films. Stranger Still is his first novel.
Read George's most recent novel Stranger Still now.
Warren Wynn
Warren Wynn is an American author writing young adult science fiction about parallel worlds, bizarre creatures, and mind-blowing twists. His passions in a previous life doing graphic and video game design heavily inspire his stories and characters. His previous novel, 'Break the Moon,' was published by Lost Boys Press on March 28th, 2024.
After earning a bachelor's degree in graphic design from West Virginia University, Warren left behind the mountains for the beaches of Palm Coast, Florida. If he isn't kayaking or hiking, he's earning grey hairs writing through the moonlight hours.
Read Warren's novel Obscura Nights now.
Jennifer Moreno
Jennifer Moreno has a master's degree in creative writing from New York University. She was a corporate flight attendant for six years and is the host of the Corporate Flight Attendant podcast.
She is deeply involved in metaphysical practices, including obtaining certificates in trance and advanced mediumship, medical intuition, and psychic detection. She is also a reiki master and hosted a metaphysical podcast called Two Inches Off the Ground.
In her personal life, Jennifer is a proud Colombian adoptee. As a Colombian American, she enjoys improving her Spanish and exploring her roots in her native Colombia. "Jennifer" is her adopted American name, and "Moreno" is her original Colombian surname, thus combining these different…yet magical cultures.
Read Jennifer's novel When Time Flies (WTF!) now.
Christine Roy
Christine Roy is a native of rural New England who grew up surrounded by history and haunted tales. If there was a spooky story, she wanted to hear it. If there were ruins tinged with tragedy and lore nearby, she wanted to explore them. While she graduated from the University of New Haven with a B.S. in communications and a focus on copywriting and advertising, this lifelong interest in the possibility of the unknown led her writing home, to a speculative path. Christine has found recognition for her short stories with awards from Writer's Digest, Bardsy, Writer's Playground, New Millennium Writings and Scribes Valley Publishing. She has completed three novels and continues to work on a variety of new projects, including a television sitcom. When not writing or listening to a variety of music from Miley Cyrus to My Chemical Romance, she is out in nature, hiking, naturalistic gardening, and daydreaming. Currently, Christine lives in Connecticut with her husband, Don, cats Jake and Fei, and enjoys spending time with her two daughters, Kailey and Marren.
Read Christine's novel Hidden Words now.
J. Von Swan
J. Von Swan is the award-winning author of the Wolf of Vanaheim series. He retired from law enforcement as a Sergeant in 2024 after the birth of his first daughter. During his career, he served on both the SWAT team and the mental health unit, experiences that now influence his writing and dark sense of humor. He now writes full-time and instructs law enforcement part-time at the community college.
J. Von Swan lives in Colorado with his family, where he spends his time enjoying the outdoors and imagining dragons that still need slaying.
Read J. Von Swan's novel Skip Carter: Henchman for Hire now.
Morgan C. Morgan
Morgan C. Morgan is an author-artist working at the intersection of mythic fantasy and spiritual fiction, drawn to stories that live in the space between light and shadow. Neurodivergent and living with two forms of dyslexia, she brings a reflective, meditative quality to both her fiction and her mixed-media art, with a particular focus on lifting up under-represented voices.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration for Morgan's work, and she's a devoted cat person through and through. When she isn't writing or making art, she can be found cooking, spending time with family, or gathered around a board game.
Olivia Frias
Olivia Frias is a video game narrative designer whose storytelling spans immersive worlds, branching dialogue, and emotionally driven character arcs. She currently serves as Mission Director at Insomniac Games. Her game writing credits include Palia, Star Wars: Jedi Challenges, Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War, and Katy Perry Pop, and she has contributed to acclaimed franchises across mobile, console, and mixed reality platforms at studios including Singularity6, Disney Games, Glu Mobile, and The Believer Company.
Originally from Tennessee, Olivia lives in Orange County with her husband and their twin boys. When she's not writing or wrangling toddlers, she can be found hiking coastal trails, plotting sea dragon uprisings, or perfecting fantasy-themed mocktails.
A Swell of Serpents is her debut novel.