R. K. Kombrinck is a writer and artist who lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with his wife and two sons.  He is a founding cast-member of the popular horror podcast “Night of the Living Podcast.”  He enjoys iced-tea (unsweet) and genuinely believes in Sasquatch.

Christine Morgan works the overnight shift in a psychiatric facility, which plays havoc with her sleep schedule but allows her a lot of writing time. A lifelong reader, she also reviews, beta-reads, occasionally edits and dabbles in self-publishing. Her other interests include gaming, history, superheroes, crafts, cheesy disaster movies and training to be a crazy cat lady. She can be found online at www.christine-morgan.org

Rebecca Fung is a legal editor based in Sydney, Australia. She loves to edit in the light … but writing brings out her dark side. She has previously had her dark fiction published in Midnight Echo, Voluted Tales and Eclecticism magazines and is a regular contributor to the “Demonic Visions” anthology series. Her work has also been published in a number of other anthologies and her ebook “Dead Lucky” will be published by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing in their “One Night Stands” series in October 2014.

Stanley B. Webb is a resident of upstate New York. Although he has been writing since childhood, he began his fiction career later in life, after taking early retirement from his factory job. He lives on a small homestead near the shore of Lake Ontario, with his wife and son.

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.

Dale Elster is a horror and dark fiction author living in upstate New York with his wife and two children.  A chef for over 20 years, Dale was forced to retire due to medical reasons, thus moving his lifelong passion for writing to the front burner.

Since then his work has appeared in anthologies published by NorGus Press and Collaboration of the Dead.  Look for him in “Deadsville” an all-new anthology he is co-writing with fellow horror scribe T.D. Trask, due October 2015.

His house may or may not be haunted.

But it probably is.

Jason’s fiction is born from darkness, finding its home everywhere from the supernatural and surreal, to the all-too-real iniquity of the human condition. His debut novel, What Hides Within, a mystery/horror/dark humor blend, was published by Double Dragon Publishing in July 2012. It was an EPIC finalist in “horror,” was named runner-up in the “Best Horror” category in eFestival’s Independent eBook competition and has been named to several “Best of” lists for horror. Jason has published several short stories and has several more due for release in the near future. He is also finalizing four unrelated novels and hopes to have them completed soon.

Rhoads lacks his wife’s classiness, his son’s genius, and his house cat’s fearsome nature. His life is a simple one, Rockwellian with a touch of morbid fancy. Rhoads transcribes his dreams into prose and shares them with the unsuspecting. Somehow, his work has seeped into this anthology and other unknowing venues, including: Apex Magazine, Stupefying Stories, Gaia: Shadow & Breath Anthology, and Death’s Realm Anthology.

Hunter Lowe is a 27 year old writing enthusiast currently residing in Los Angeles, California. After chasing the tails of a variety of passions including classic hand-drawn art to digital illustration and three-dimensional construction geared toward use in video games he realized he could never shake the constant drive from within to continue his writing. His time spent experimenting with such a variety of art forms lead to a stronger visual library for him to integrate into his writing. While working on his novel he loves to step into the short-story environment and intends to put out as many quality reading experiences that he can. While horror is where he is most at home, he has a number of stories in the works ranging from science fiction, fantasy, to amalgamations of all of the above.  He will soon be relocating to the lovely state of Colorado to continue his writing in a nice secluded forest.