TJ Price's corporeal being is currently located in Raleigh, NC, with his handsome partner of many years, but his ghosts live in northeastern Connecticut, southern Maine, and north Brooklyn. He is the author of the novelette The Disappearance of Tom Nero, published by Spooky House Press. His work has appeared—or is forthcoming—in Nightmare Magazine, pidgeonholes, The NoSleep Podcast, and various anthologies. He's almost always in the middle of some project, either editorially or otherwise, and enjoys experimenting with prose & poetry as well as certain esoteric studies.

He can be invoked at either tjpricewrites.com or via the blue bird @eerieyore. Failing that, one can make a circle of chalk on the floor, stand in the center, and burn a photograph of a loved one until all that remains is ashes. Then, listen for a murmuring from within the walls. Leave your message after the sound of the screb.

Danai Christopoulou (she/they) is a queer Greek SFF author and editor. Danai’s nonfiction has appeared in publications such as Glamour and Marie Claire since 2004. They are an editor for Hugo-nominated khōréō magazine, an assistant editor for Haven Spec Magazine, and a literary agent in training at Tobias Literary Agency. Their short fiction has been published in khōréō, Fusion Fragment and others, nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and featured in the official Nebula Reading List. Danai’s novels are represented by Lauren Bieker of FinePrint Literary.

Ash Okada (she/they) is a speculative fiction writer and capital-N Nerd who is endlessly fascinated by story, languages, history, the human brain, and dinosaurs. Ash has worked an eclectic set of jobs over the years, from lit agency intern to video captioner and from executive assistant to bridge caddy (though not necessarily in that order), and lives in Brooklyn, NY.

When the weather's lousy, you can usually find Ash curled up with a massive cup of tea and a good book (or audiobook). When the weather's great...well, pretty much the same thing, if we're being honest.

Rukman Ragas (they/he) writes from Sri Lanka. Their fiction is forthcoming from Khoreo and Tasavvur. He splits his time between the humid coast and the chilly mountains, both triggering different allergies.

They can be found on twitter @Rukmanwrites, advocating for passive protagonists and retelling South Asian myths.

RSL (he/they) is a scouse writer and academic whose work tends toward the weird and the absurd. He's a PhD Candidate at University of Liverpool, studying the mental health benefits of challenging fiction during challenging times. His fictional work can be read in CHM and Vastarien, as well as a few forthcoming pieces in journals.

You can find them complaining about money (or gushing about art) on Twitter as @RSLjnr and insta as @awayout92.

L.T. Williams can’t seem to escape mountains — whether it's the mountain of his TBR list, the Appalachians where he grew up, or the Ozarks where he moved to after college. L.T.'s love for speculative fiction also started in the mountains, where the folk tales, urban legends, and cryptid stories of Appalachia inspired him to pick up the pen and start creating some of his own. His stories have been published—or are forthcoming—in Chthonic Matter Quarterly, Tales to Terrify, and Shotgun Honey, among others. When not writing, L.T. spends his time climbing rocks, hiking, playing board games, and studying ancient tomes from outer space. You can find him at ltwilliamswriter.com or in the nearest body of water looking for frogs.