Armand Rosamilia is a full-time crime thriller and horror author who loves coffee, bourbon and bourbon-favored coffee.

He's written over 200 stories that are currently available, including crime thrillers, supernatural thrillers, horror, zombies, contemporary fiction, nonfiction and more. His goal is to write a good story and not worry about genre labels.

He also loves to talk in third person... because he's really that cool. Maybe.

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Annie Neugebauer is a novelist, blogger, nationally award-winning poet, and two-time Bram Stoker Award-nominated short story author. Her debut collection, You Have to Let Them Bleed, and her debut novella, The Extra, are both set for publication in 2025, with two novellas to follow.

Lana Cooper doesn't usually talk about herself in the third person, but makes an exception when writing an author bio. Her work includes "Mostly Nice Monsters (and a Few Nasties)," a collection of short horror stories spattered with humor and the novel "Bad Taste In Men," a comedic coming-of-age tale for awkward geeks who grew up in the '90s. She's also published several short stories in various anthologies. Cooper has written extensively on a variety of pop culture topics for PopMatters and on her own blog, Delightfully Dysfunctional. In her spare time, she dabbles in voice acting, enjoys talking to stuffed animals, and avoids making eye-contact with strangers on public transportation.

Karen Marie Menzel (née Bovenmyer) earned an MFA in Creative Writing: Popular Fiction from the University of Southern Maine. She teaches and mentors students at Iowa State University. She has served as the Assistant Editor of the Pseudopod Horror Podcast Magazine and Mothership Zeta Science Fiction Magazine. She is the 2016 recipient of the Horror Writers Association Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Scholarship. Her poems, short stories and novellas appear in more than 40 publications and her first novel, SWIFT FOR THE SUN, debuted from Dreamspinner Press in 2017. http://karenbovenmyer.com/

Rami Ungar knew he wanted to be a writer from the age of five, when he first became exposed to the world of Harry Potter and wanted to create imaginative worlds like Harry’s. As a tween, he fell in love with the works of Anne Rice and Stephen King and, as he was getting too old to sneak up on people and shout “Boo!’ (not that that ever stopped him), he decided to merge his two loves and become a horror writer.

Today, Rami lives and writes in Columbus, Ohio. He’s self-published twonovels and one collection of short stories, published one novel, Rose, with Castrum Press, and a novel, The Pure World Comes, that will be out in paperback soon. He also has several stories published in a variety of publications and anthologies.

When he’s not writing your nightmares or coming up with those, he’s enjoying anything from the latest horror novel or movie to anime and manga to ballet, collecting anything that catches his fancy, and giving you the impression he may not be entirely human.

Eddie Generous is a Canadian author of numerous books, he owns and operates Unnerving and Unnerving Magazine, and is a big fan of cats.

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Kyle Owens is a writer/cartoonist living in the Appalachian Mountains. His stories have appeared in Binge Horror Cure Horror Anthology, Adventures, Eastern Iowa Review, Liguorian, AHOY Comics, 2228, The Roanoke Rambler, among others. His novel, "A Mountain Christmas Wedding," was published by Books to Go Now. His cartoon collection, "The New Yorker Hates my Cartoons," was published by Clash Books. His comedy mystery novel series, "Vegas Chantly P.I." and "Red Onion Mountain" is published by Next Chapter Publishing. His X Account is @KyleOwe02309720. He also writes under the horror penname Mister Bad for the Hagatha's Parlor horror series.