Eric S Brown is a zombie author living in NC. Some of his books include the upcoming Season of Rot from Permuted Press as well as Cobble, Zombies II: Inhuman, The Queen, The Wave, Waking Nightmares, Dying Days, Space Stations and Graveyards, Madmen's Dreams, and Portals of Terror. Some of his chapbooks include Bad Mojo, Zombies: The War Stories, Flashes of Death, Still Dead, Viruses and Vamps, and Blood Rain among others. His short fiction has been published hundreds of times in markets like The Undead and Blackest Death anthology series, the upcoming Night of the Working Dead anthology, as well as in publications like Dark Wisdom, The Edge, Story House, The Eternal Night, and many others. He is a staff writer for both The Hacker's Source and The Horror Writer magazines and formerly wrote an ongoing comic book column for the entertainment paper, The Guide.
Kristine Ong Muslim
Kristine�s publication credits and recent acceptances include more than 600 stories and poems in more than 300 publications worldwide. Her work has been accepted in Aberrant Dreams, Abyss & Apex, Dark Recesses Press, Dark Wisdom, Doorways, Not One of Us, and Tales of the Talisman. She has received several Honorable Mentions in Year's Best in Fantasy and Horror as well as nominations for the Pushcart Prize and Rhysling Award and won Sam's Dot Publishing's James Award for genre poetry twice.
Joshua Scribner
Joshua Scribner is the author of the novels The Coma Lights and Nescata. His fiction won both second and fifth place in the 2008 Whispering Spirits Flash Fiction contest. Up to date information on his work can be found at joshuascribner.com.
Brandon Ebinger
Brandon currently lives outside New Orleans with his girlfriend and demented cat. He enjoys gothic and industrial music as well as video games and old horror movies. He has been published at Fantasichorror.com.
Johnny Unbarger
Johnny Umbarger has been writing twisted little nightmares since before he can remember. His fiction has appeared in numerous print and ezines, and he recently finished yet another horror novel, �PAINFUL�.
Krzysztof T. D�browski
He published his stories in the following magazines: "Grabarz Polski",
"Trismegista", "Tw�j Dobry Humor", New Light Times, "Kozirynek", "Tygiel
Kulturalny", "Witchersin"(USA),"Navychod" (Czech Republic), Novij Dom
(Russia), "Juvenatrix" (Brasil) and in web portals "Carpenoctem",
"Arenahorror.pl", "Horror.com.pl", "Outpost","Portalkryminalny.pl",
"Fanstazie.sk"(Slovakia) and bartlebysnopes.com (USA).
In October 2008 he was awarded in a "In the circle of sensation"
literary contest organized by Portalkryminalny.pl
### In October 2008 a collection of his stories entitled "Deathbirth" was
published by Armoryka publishing house. ###
In November, the story "Deathbirth" won "Story of the Month" competition
of American Literary Magazine Bartleby Snopes (http://bartlebysnopes.com)
Chris Reed
Chris Reed has been writing since he was capable of manipulating his digits (well, almost). His fiction and poetry have appeared in a variety of small press publications including Black Ink Horror, Astounding Tales, Nocturnal Ooze, Trail of Indiscretion, Aberrant Dreams, Chimeraworld 5, and the Cutting Block Press anthology, Tattered Souls: The Provocative Boundary of Fear, with future stories slated to appear in Twisted Dreams and OMG! The Book of Awesome Stuff. Aside from writing, he enjoys Seinfeld re-runs, hockey fights, and frozen pizza. He lives in Davison, MI, with his wife and their two enigmatic children. Visit his Web site: www.ChrisReedFiction.com.
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J.R. Smith
JR Smith lives in Chauncey, Ohio with his family. As you read this, he is busy writing something else. He can only get better. There is no escape from him. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Lorella Mascot
Lorella lives in Las Vegas , and she has been involved in the creative arts most of her life. But her main passion lies within the walls in the form of writing the short story and she always looks forward to her next challenge and where it will take her.
Barnali Saha
Barnali Saha is a creative writer from Nashville. She published her works in several e-zines and is a regular blogger. Her articles have been published in newspapers like The Statesman, (the oldest newspaper in India) Indian Express, DNA-ME (a popular women's magazine in India) and several others. She recently self-published her first book from www.wordclay.com.
Elliot Richard Dorfman
Elliot Richard Dorfman taught in the New York City School System for more than three decades, as well as giving private vocal and piano lessons. He founded Suma Play Productions, Inc., and was artistic director of the American Youth Repertory Company, Off Broadway. After retiring, he moved with his family from the borough of Brooklyn to Johnstown, New York. Among his successful former students are American tenor, Daniel Rodriguez, and character actress, Kelly Wolf. Mr. Dorfman, a former member of the NY Dramatist Guild and Associated Music teachers League, has appeared and written for radio and television. His plays (dramas and musicals) have been presented on the professional stage, schools and centers. Forty-nine recent short stories have or will be published in the following magazines: Delivered, Twisted Dreams, Bewildering Stories, Golden Visions, Static Movement, NVH, The Tiny Globule, Perpetual, Black Petals, Blood Moon Rising, Demonic Tome, Short Story Library Magazine,Stories That Lift, M-Brane Science Fiction, Coffee Cramp eZine. Poems have appeared in Falling Star, Orange Room Review, Debris, and Golden Visions.
For more detailed information go to: elrite.webs.com
Holly Day
Holly Day lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota where she enjoys gardening as well as weaving strange and disturbing tales.
Amit Shankar
Amit Shankar Saha is a PhD researcher in English at Calcutta University. His interests lie in academic research and creative writing. He has contributed online at www.MuseIndia.com, www.Cerebration.org, www.Desilit.org, www.Boloji.com, www.ALongStoryShort.net, www.PensOnFire.com, etc. He also blogs at www.amitss6.sulekha.com and www.amitss6.blogspot.com
Scott Wilson
I began dabbling in writing after discovering the joys of sci-fi and fantasy at high school. In 2008, I joined the Australian Horror Writers Association as a full financial member. Currently, I am an active member of the University of Texas Flash Fiction Writer, Zoetrope Virtual Studio and FlashXER Writer Groups.
In 2009 I qualified to become a member of The Fictioneers writing group.
My writing blog is listed on the Australian Horror & Dark Fiction webring, of which I am a member.Over 120 of my fiction stories have been published in various publications, including; Bewildering Stories, Monsters Next Door, Dark Fire Fiction, Micro Horror, A Long Short Story, Sonar4, The Shine Journal, The Cynic Online Magazine, Flashshot, Spec The Halls, The Tiny Globule, Zoetrope, 52 Stitches, 6 Sentences, New Voices in Fiction Magazine, Yellow Mama, Antipodean SF, The Short Humor Site, Twisted Dreams, Sinister Tales, Golden Visions, Flashes in the Dark and Static Movement, Wordslaw, Bards and Sages, Well Told Tales, Twisted Dreams, Postcard Shorts and Night to Dawn magazines.
Two of my stories are catalogued on the Anthology Builder Printing site for addition to personal anthologies. My short story �A Nice Bunch� has been accepted for publishing in the 52 Stitches printed anthology in 2009. Two of my non-fiction articles have been published in the Wynnum Herald Newspaper and a number of my letters to the editor have been published in the Courier Mail Newspaper.I was the editor for The Central Plaza News with a readership of 5,000 subscribers for 3 years.My interests include reading Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Westerns, and Australian Literature. I am working on two novels presently, a horror novel that I hope will rival any Stephen King novel and a comedy fantasy in the style of Terry Pratchett
Phillip Roberts
Philip lives in Overland Park, Kansas and holds a degree in CreativeWriting with a minor in Film from the University of Kansas. As abeginner in the publishing world, he�s a member of the Horror Writer�sAssociation, and has had numerous short stories published in a varietyof publications, such as the Beneath the Surface anthology, Byzariumwebzine, and The Tabard Inn. More information on his works can befound at www.philipmroberts.com.
Hal Kempka
Harold �Hal� Kempka is a former Marine, and Vietnam Veteran. His poetry has appeared in Leatherneck Magazine, and his short stories have been published in Black Petals, Microhorror, Long Story Short, The Shine Journal�, and the Fiction Flyer, among others. He is a member of the FlashXer flash fiction workshop, and lives in Southern California with his wife, Celeste, and son Derek.
