Designed by Luke Spooner.

Designed by Luke Spooner.

Matt Wedge is a writer, film critic, and beleaguered Cubs fan. He lives in Chicago with the harshest critic of his writing: a Russian Blue house cat named Storm.

Brent R. Oliver read ‘Salem’s Lot when he was twelve and blames Stephen King for pretty much everything that happened after that. He has been the victim of irony, repossessed morals, and harsh language. The nine-to-five grind has rejected him and the bank has foreclosed on the tiny little haunted house that is his brain. This bio was penned from his favorite neighborhood bar because his power was shut off and it’s cheaper to buy beer than electricity.

Mr. Oliver writes creative nonfiction as well as tales rooted in glorious darkness. His essays and articles have been featured across a broad spectrum of online and print media including FIGHT! Magazine, Business Lexington, and Tricycle. In July of 2014, his first short story “One Shot,” was published by horror-writers.net. He lives in Lexington, KY with his amazing wife Stacey and a mostly underwhelming cat.

Kris has no interest in kung fu or underwater basket weaving, but he does enjoy throwing out the occasional random non-sequitur. Outside of writing, Kris was fortunate to travel the world while serving as an aircrew member in the Air Force. His main focus is doing all he can for the Daylight Dims to succeed.

Aric Sundquist is a graduate of Northern Michigan University and holds an MA in Creative Writing. His stories have appeared in various publications, including The Best of Dark Moon Digest, Evil Jester Digest Vol. 1, and Blood Rites: An Invitation to Horror. In 2012 he was hired as an acquisitions editor/scriptwriter for Evil Jester Comics and is currently working on a new line of graphic novels.

Sean Grigsby lives in central Arkansas with his wife and son, where he works full time as a firefighter/EMT. Sean has had several short stories published in anthologies such as “Children of the Moon” and “Christmas is Dead”. He is currently working on his first novel.

L. Chan lives with his wife and a dog in a tropical city. His dog was briefly internet famous, but he is not. When he is not working, he is busy collecting rejection letters in all shapes and sizes. His weapons of choice are science fiction and horror. He has work in Stupefying Stories.

Daniel Davis is the nonfiction editor for The Prompt Literary Magazine. His own work has appeared in various online and print journals.

Bennie L. Newsome is a writer and graphic designer from Birmingham, Alabama. He is the author of The BoogeyMann, Life is no Fairytale, and Agape. In addition to his three novels, Bennie has been published in numerous anthologies, including Hallmark’s Thanks Mom.