Jennifer Mason-Black lives in the woods of Massachusetts, surrounded by her human family and a menagerie of elderly animals. Her fiction has appeared in Strange Horizons, Daily Science Fiction, and The Sun, among others. Additional information about her work can be found at cosmicdriftwood.wordpress.com.

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Sarah McGill lives in New York and has been published on Lyonesse and in Crazy 8 Press’s anthology, Altered States of the Union.

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Ian McHugh’s stories have appeared in publications including Asimov’s, Analog, Beneath Ceaseless Skies and (this year) The Year’s Best Science Fiction. His debut short story collection, Angel Dust, was shortlisted for Australia’s Aurealis Awards in 2015. His full bibliography and links to read or hear much of his previous work free online can be found […]

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Peter Medeiros teaches composition and research writing at Emerson College, fiction and poetry at the non-profit GrubStreet, and Kung Fu at Davis Square Martial Arts. His work has appeared in over a dozen publications, most recently in Swords and Sorcery Magazine and The Worlds Within. He is particularly interested in SFF that explores issues of […]

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Born in Poland, MV has lived in the USA, the Netherlands and Belgium before settling in the United Kingdom. Her short fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld, Daily Science Fiction, Nature, and others. When not writing, she is pursuing a degree in astronomy. You can find her on www.mvmelcer.com.

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Reed Mingault’s formative years were spent on horseback and handling raptors, and she’ll happily tell you all about them. She draws and paints and is fascinated by pre-industrial crafts. Reed is settled in northern Colorado, after a military-brat childhood, with her family and a small zoo of furred and scaled pets.

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s stories have appeared in Fantasy Magazine and Shine: An Anthology of Optimistic Science Fiction. She also co-edited Historical Lovecraft, an anthology of historical stories inspired by the tales of cult writer H.P.Lovecraft. She is currently trying to find an agent for her Mexican historical fantasy novel. Invisible fans can follow her adventures at […]

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Ruth Nestvold is an American writer living in Stuttgart, Germany. Her work has appeared in numerous markets, including Asimov’s, F&SF, Realms of Fantasy, Baen’s Universe, Strange Horizons, and several year’s best anthologies. She has been nominated for the Nebula, the Sturgeon, and the Tiptree awards. In 2007, the Italian translation of her novella “Looking Through […]

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Meridel Newton lives in Washington, DC and dreams of dragons. Her writing spans the subgenres of speculative fiction, and has appeared in anthologies such as 1001 Knights and Recognize Fascism. She has a forthcoming novella from Interstellar Flight Press. Find her at thepuppetkingdom.com and on Twitter as @ridelee.

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Aline-Mwezi Niyonsenga’s name is short for ‘moonlight’ in Kinyarwanda. Her work has been published in Augur Magazine, Africa Risen, Fantasy Magazine, FIYAH Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, demos journal, Selene Quarterly Magazine, Apparition Lit, Djed Press, Underground Writers, and Jalada Africa, among others.

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