Anthology 3

Adrian Chamberlin's works have appeared in Guy N Smith’s Graveyard Rendezvous and the websites Spinetinglers, Great Scribblers, the British Horror Novels Forum and the DF Underground, and most recently in the March issue of Lovecraft Ezine.

Published and forthcoming works can be found in the following anthologies: Winter Sun (Tasmaniac Publication's Festive Fear 2: Global Edition); The Bodymen (Dark Continents Publishing’s The Spectrum Collection); Daughters of the Night (HorrorBound’s Fear of the Dark); Warpigs John Prescott’s M is for Monster); Wonder and Glory (Static Press’ Monk Punk) and Fisher of Men (Hersham Horror's Alt-Dead). He's a founding member of Dark Continents Publishing and his first novel The Caretakers will be released at the World Horror Convention in April 2011.

Bruce Memblatt is a native New Yorker  His stories have been featured in such publications as Aphellion, Short Story Me!, Bewildering Stories, The Horror Zine,  The Dark Fiction Spotlight, Bending Spoons ,Strange Weird and Wonderful, Static Movement, Danse Macarbe, SNM Horror Magazine,  The Piker Press, Pill Hill Publishing, Eastown Fiction, Short Story Me! 69 Flavors of Paranoia, Necrology Shorts, Suspense Magazine, Gypsy Shadow Publishing,  Black Lantern Publishing, Death Head Grin, The Cynic Online The Feathertale Review  Yellow Mama and many more.

S.M.Sawyer was born in Atlanta but raised in Indiana. He now resides in Atlanta where he works part time at a tree trimming service. He volunteers frequently at the Atlanta Union Mission helping the homeless. He is a Christian man with an open minded view of the world. Psy is an epic masterpeice he has been working on for over two years.

Michael B Fletcher is an Australian writer of adventure, science fiction and fantasy, based in Tasmania. A member of the International Fantasy Writers Guild has had stories published in electronic and print media, most recently in Short and Twisted Anthology and 21D Journey magazine. He’s recently completed a fantasy novel which was shortlisted in the 2010 Australian Olvar Wood Fellowship Award."

A.J. French has appeared in many publications, including Abandoned Towers, The Absent Willow Review, Short-Story.Me!, Golden Visions Magazine, and issue #7of Black Ink Horror. He also has stories in the following anthologies: Ruthless: An Extreme Horror Anthology with introduction by Bentley Little; Pellucid Lunacy edited by Michael Bailey; M is for Monster compiled by John Prescott; and 2013: The Aftermath by Pill Hill Press.

Marc Sorondo lives with his wife and daughter in New York. He's had other work published by Pill Hill Press, Post Mortem Press, Northern Frights Publishing, Blood Bound Books, and Wicked East Press. 

Gerry Huntman is a father, husband, publisher, speculative fiction writer, and a senior IT consultant. This means he knows how to juggle well. In 2010 he published 11 short stories in various speculative fiction genres in magazines, ezines and anthologies. Most notably, he published a fantasy and a science fiction in Planet Magazine, and a steampunk short in Steampunk Anthology (Sonar4). In November 2010 he published a Young Adult (middle grade) fantasy, titled Guardian of the Sky Realms (IFWG Publishing).

Anthony Bell lives in Washington State and has been published in Dark Things IV, by Pill Hill Press, and online at FictionFix.net. He can be reached at anthonybellwriting@gmail.com.

Amanda Lawrence Auverigne writes fiction.
Please visit Amanda's website at http://auverigne.com

Bill Albert-The author lives in a small town in Iowa that he enjoys very much.  He works in a factory but spends lots of time there thinking about being someplace else. He as one short story published, Pet's Revenge in Aoife's Kiss. He has self-published two novels, The Secrets of Starpoint Mountain and The Shadows of Starpoint Mountain.

Cynthia Ray writes cross-genre fiction in Eugene, Oregon, living the

iconic life of a postmodern feminist diva. She resides with her photo

documentarian partner and a basset hound with an unfortunate past.

L.T. Getty has studied creative writing in both the
University of Winnipeg and the Canadian Mennonite University.
This is her first stab at horror.

Garrett Ashley lives in MS and studies English at The University of Southern Mississippi. His fiction has appeared in over twenty online and print journals including Brain Harvest, M-Brain SF, Midwest Literary Magazine, and Bloody Bridge Review. He is currently the editor of Widowmoon Press. One day he'll be dead.

Erik T. Johnson’s writing has appeared in or is forthcoming in Electric Velocipede, Shimmer, Space & Time Magazine, Underworlds, Clarion, New York Stories, Trunk Stories, Sein und Werden, Saucytooth's Webthology, Structo, The Ampersand Review, Morpheus Tales, Necrotic Tissue, Best New Zombie Tales Volume 3, The Zombie Chronicles, the Pellucid Lunacy anthology, and the Dead But Dreaming 2 anthology, among other publications. His style ranges from “traditional literary” to straight genre to crossed-genre, and though particularly drawn to the fantastic, he is most interested in saying something that seems worth saying in the most thoughtful and memorable way possible. You can learn and wonder more about his work at www.eriktjohnson.net.

Kevin James Breaux is an award-winning author and artist. He is a member of the HWA and EAA. Along with having many short stories published Kevin's debut novel, SOUL BORN, an epic fantasy, will be released 11/2010. Soul Born is book one in a three book series, that runs over 110,000 words. Check out www.kevinbreaux.com for more information. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinBreaux and read an article introducing Kevin as an author at; http://darlynandbooks.blogspot.com/2010/09/guest-post-author-kevin-james-breaux.html.

Jeffrey Hale. Raised alongside genetically altered corn and man-eating carp, Jeffrey Hale is no stranger to suburban horror. He has been accosted by goat-human hybrids, chased by horny, inbred wenches, attacked by giant killer bees, and survived countless hours of prime-time television. When he isn’t busy fighting for his life, however, he can be found reading, writing, playing the bass guitar, or otherwise making a damn fool of himself. You can find him at www.jeffreyhale.wordpress.com.