Kerry Morgan writes children's adventure books with a dash of magic and real karate. She also writes in the Fantasy, and Horror genres. Kerry's most recent projects include two non-fiction blogs. The Jolly Muse focuses on writing and Mindful Manipulation focuses on mental health, living with anxiety. Her current manuscript is a work of horror. Kerry's has been a writer for over 30 years. She taught Uechi-Ryu Karate,for 17 years, and raised three amazing men. Her best friend and partner of 23 years passed away in 2021. She writes full time and lives with her closest allies, Princess Ellzaberry (Ellie) a German Sheppard and Kiff-the-kitty-king.

Jennifer L. Miller lives and writes in Colorado, she has three beautiful children who she claims as inspiration. Miller is the author of one fantasy novel and has several short stories in, Darkened Horizons Magazine, Word Weavers Anthologies, and the mastermind behind the 2008 Ladies and Gentlemen of Horror. She is also the co-founder of the Writer's Group, Word Weavers and the mind behind the Ladies and Gentlemen of Horror and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fantasy Anthologies.

NEW BIO: The quiet W. Freedreamer Tinkanesh, known to be a versatile artist, a chocolate fiend, an independent musician, and a tree hugger, enjoys photographic walks in cemeteries where tombstones and trees mingle together. W has contributed to various anthologies including the Ladies & Gentlemen of Horror 2014 and 2017 anthologies (as a writer) and the Ladies & Gentlemen of Horror 2016 (as an artist). This secretive writer is the author of a novel entitled ‘Outsider’ (punch line: ‘Vampires and lesbians enjoying rock music in London’) published in 2012, and ‘Tales for the 21st Century’, a collection of short stories published in 2014. Their most recent book is another collection of short stories, 'Tales for the 21st Century, volume 2', self-published in 2019. W has been rumoured to use other pen names. This non-binary person currently lives with one cat in London and has a tendency to devour books (paper is a very edible substance) while drinking coffee or water (coffee being coloured water) and eating too much chocolate, on a background of music by Joan Armatrading or Patti Smith or deux furieuses or Buffy Sainte Marie or Mimi Fox or Stever, etc. https://www.facebook.com/Walkis-Monst... OLD BIO: Little is known about the apparently quiet W. Freedreamer Tinkanesh. The few unearthed bones are still disconnected: dreams, books, no gender, tattoos, wolves, invisible energies, permanent puzzlement. W would be (in alphabetical order) a versatile artist, a chocolate fiend, an independent musician, and a tree hugger. The cats know more, but refuse to talk: one will stare you down; the other one will fight you. W’s writings have appeared in unknown, obscure zines and in the last ten years in various anthologies, including the recent 'Ladies and Gentlemen of Horror 2014'. W. Freedreamer Tinkanesh is a speculative writer and occasionally writes under other names.

Evelyn Eve is a USAF veteran; male to female transgender; 1st degree black belt in TaeKwonDo and Hapkido; mixed martial artist; and indie author of (currently) three books. She has been writing since she could remember. (Yes, crayon scribbles count!) Evelyn was an academic overachiever, holding a position in CJSF and honor roll for the vast majority of her time in school. She was an assistant martial arts instructor before joining the Air Force, where she worked on cargo aircraft up until her honorable discharge from service. She also was a page editor for her high school newspaper, as journalism has always been a strong passion of hers. In her spare time she loves to practice archery, work the punching bag, read, experiment in the kitchen, and mix music on the computer.

John Howard was born in London. His fiction has appeared in several anthologies and the collections The Silver Voices (2010), Written by Daylight (2013), and Cities and Thrones and Powers (2013). The majority of his stories have central and eastern European settings; many are set in the fictional Romanian town of Steaua de Munte. The Defeat of Grief (2010) is a novella set in Steaua de Munte and the real Black Sea resort of Balcic; Numbered as Sand or the Stars (2012) attempts a 'secret history' of Hungary between the World Wars. Between 2003 and 2007 John Howard collaborated on eight short stories with Mark Valentine, six of which featured Valentine’s long-running series character The Connoisseur, an occult detective whose real name is never revealed. All 23 tales of The Connoisseur, including the collaborations, were reprinted in The Collected Connoisseur (2010). Secret Europe (2012) is a collection jointly written with Mark Valentine comprising 25 short stories set in a variety of real and fictional European locations. Ten of the stories are by Howard and fifteen by Valentine. John Howard has written articles for numerous magazines including Book and Magazine Collector, Supernatural Tales, Wormwood, Studies in Australian Weird Fiction, and All Hallows. He contributed essays to the Fritz Leiber special issue of Fantasy Commentator (No. 57/58, 2004) and to the books Black Prometheus: A Critical Study of Karl Edward Wagner (2007), Fritz Leiber: Critical Essays (2008), and The Man Who Collected Psychos: Critical Essays on Robert Bloch (2009), all edited by Benjamin Szumskyj. John Howard also wrote the introduction to the Ash-Tree Press edition of Francis Brett Young’s classic 1924 horror novel Cold Harbour (2007).

Born and raised in a small town in western Pennsylvania, and having found comfort in his own company, a young Arjay Murray yearned for the adventures, wonder, and fright to be found in tales of darkness, horror, the strange, and of epic, fantastic heroism. Discovering that his fill was not had, he decided it best to create his own adventures and find companionship with his own anti-heroic characters, whether they be told through words or through visual representations on canvas or paper. Finding his influences in the works of literary legends Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, Robert W. Chambers, and Neil Gaiman, and of artistic geniuses Zdzislaw Beksinki, Chris Mars, and H.R. Giger, Arjay began honing his skills and talents and seeking a future in artistic expression.

Rick Powell lives in Oak Forest, Illinois. He is a lover of horror and dark fiction and his poetry and stories have appeared in numerous publications including Bon Appetit: Stories & Recipes for Human Consumption, The Ladies & Gentlemen of Horror 2014 & 2017, and Infernal Ink Magazine. His poetry books consist of the titles My Soul Stained My Seed Sour and More Regrets Than Glories. He also has a collection of short stories titled A Vault of Whispers and his first novella Teacher was published in 2018. He could be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tenebraerick

Amanda J Spedding is an editor, and award-winning author and comic writer. Her stories have been published in local and international markets earning honourable mentions and recommended reads. She won the 2015 Australian Shadows Award for written work in a graphic novel (The Road to Golgotha), and the 2011 Australian Shadows Award (short fiction) for her steampunk-horror, 'Shovel-Man Joe'. Amanda is the owner of Phoenix Editing, and Editor-in-Chief for Cohesion Press. Between bouts of editing, she is currently writing the first draft of her apocalyptic fantasy novel. Amanda lives in Sydney with her sarcastically-gifted husband and two very cool kids. And cats. She has cats. And a rabbit. We don't talk about the rabbit.

Peter Adam Salomon’s second and third novels, ALL THOSE BROKEN ANGELS and EIGHT MINUTES, THIRTY-TWO SECONDS, were nominated for the Bram Stoker Award® for Superior Achievement in Young Adult fiction. His first two novels were named a ‘Book All Young Georgians Should Read’ by The Georgia Center for The Book. He founded both National Dark Poetry Day (Oct. 7) and the annual international Horror Poetry Showcase for the Horror Writers Association. His poem ‘Electricity and Language and Me’ was performed by The Radiophonic Workshop on BBC Radio 6. Two of his poetry collections were nominated for the Elgin Award. In addition, he was the Editor for the first books of poetry released by the Horror Writers Association: Horror Poetry Showcase Volumes I and II. He is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, the Horror Writers Association, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, the Science Fiction Poetry Association, the International Thriller Writers, and The Authors Guild.

Shebat Legion (Elisha Fraser) is the author of "Vampire Therapy: Chronicles of the Cat's Ass Boutique", a collection of short stories that serve as a prequel to her first novel, "Jackson and Eva." Shebat Legion's works of comedic horror have also appeared in 'Hoblin Goblin' a Vamptisy Anthology, and John Mannings 'Terror by Gaslight.' Shebat Legion displays a gift for spinning tales, mixing genres, and spoofing sacred cows with poetic flashes of wicked wit, laughingly risqué yet always balanced with moral sensitivity and innovative resolutions. Shebat/Elisha resides in a small town far from the crush of civilization. She enjoys meditating by the side of her lake and rambling through woods with her beloved canines.