Andromeda resides in Houston, TX, where she works as a Graphic Designer by trade. Exploring different creative avenues has led her to embrace her love of writing poetry. Her poems have appeared in chapbooks and literary magazines such as Written Tales, Quarter Press, Ink Babies, and online presses like D.U.M.B.O Press.
Bradford Gyori is an American writer recently rewilded to the UK. His work has been published in Café Irreal, No Parties Magazine, The Ghost Story and Museums Journal.
Maximilian is a market gardener, fantasy enthusiast, and aspiring fiction writer. His work ranges from high concept epic fantasy to broody, introspective contemporary fiction, and everything in between. He hopes you enjoy reading it as much as he enjoys writing it.
Thompson Emate spends his leisure time on creative writing, particularly poetry and prose. He has a deep love for nature and the arts. His poems can be seen in Poetry Potion, Poetry Soup, Visual Verse, Writers Space Africa magazine and elsewhere. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah lives in London with his family. His poems have been featured and will soon be featured in Strange Horizons, The Fairy Tale Magazine, Atticus Review, The Pierian, Ariel Chart International Press, Boomer Literary Magazine, etc. He is a winner of the Voices of Lincoln Poetry Contest 2022 and the Alexander Pope Poetry ... Read more
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah is a Pushcart-nominated poet living in the United Kingdom. His poems have been featured in literary journals and anthologies, eg, Atticus Review, Written Tales, Unleash Lit and elsewhere. He won the Alexander Pope Poetry Award in 2023 and the Wingless Dreamer Poetry Prize in 2024.
Austin J. Fowler is a husband, father, and nonprofit manager from Seattle, WA, US. His short stories have appeared in The Chamber Magazine and Dark Speculations (forthcoming). His favorite tales (to write and read) are dark, speculative, redemptive, and humorous, especially if all at once.
Jeffery Allen Tobin is a political scientist and researcher based in South Florida. His extensive body of work primarily explores U.S. foreign policy, democracy, national security, and migration. He contributes to both the academic community and policymaking sphere. He has been writing poetry and prose for more than 30 years.
Michael Barrington, is an international writer specializing in historical novels: Let the Peacock Sing, The Ethiopian Affair, Becoming Anya, The Baron of Bengal Street, No Room for Heroes and Passage to Murder. Magic at Stonehenge, is a collection of 42 short stories. He also blogs on his website:
Jackie Chou is a poet of Japanese short-form poetry and free verses from Southern California. Her collection of poems, Finding My Heart in Love and Loss, can be purchased on Amazon. Besides writing, she loves to watch Jeopardy and talent competitions on TV.
Denise Landry is a disabled writer living in Montreal, Canada. She has several poems and short stories published in several magazines and small press anthologies. Publishers include (Sweetycat Press/ Steve Carr 2022). Written Tales Chapbooks, and Wicked Shadow Press (2023).
Luisa Kay Reyes has had pieces featured in "The Raven Chronicles,” “The Windmill,” “The Foliate Oak,” “The Eastern Iowa Review,” and other literary magazines. Her essay, "Thank You,” is the winner of the April 2017 memoir contest of “The Dead Mule School Of Southern Literature.”
