Marion Bernard
Marion Bernard lives on the far western edge of Canada, between the mountains and the sea. She has a couple of degrees that have nothing whatsoever to do with creative writing and a day job that keeps her supplied with paper and ink. Juggling work, multiple writing projects, a high energy child and a demanding cat (are there any other kind?) leaves little time for other passions. However, she does manage to squeeze in time for reading, skiing and dance.

Lee Moan
Lee Moan's stories have appeared in both print and online magazines such as Dark Recesses Press, Revelation, Scifantastic, AlienSkin, Nocturnal Ooze, Whispers of Wickedness and From the Asylum.

Christopher Heath
Christopher Heath lives in Indiana and has been writing fantasy for over a decade, either as a role-playing game designer under the official Dungeons and Dragons logo or producing short stories and novels for his Azieran fantasy world, which have been published by such companies and publications as Carnifex Press, ComStar Media, Pitch-Black Books, Kenzer and Company, Daybreak Press, GrendelSong, Forgotten Worlds, R&R Endeavors, Heathen Oracle (co-founded by Christopher Heath and veteran fantasy artist V.Shane), and others. He also won Pitch-Black's Storn Cook writing contest, garnering a cash prize and publication in their "Sages and Swords" anthology appearing alongside works by such acclaimed writers as legendary pulp pioneer Harold Lamb and Tanith Lee.

Kristine Ong Muslim
Kristine Ong Muslim's stories and poems have appeared or are forthcoming in GUD Magazine, Kaleidotrope, Lighthouse, The Martian Wave, Spinning Whorl, Sybil's Garage, and Down in the Cellar. She lives in the Philippines and has written more than three hundred stories and poems for genre, mainstream, and literary publications in Australia, Canada, UK, and USA. Her publication history can be found Here

Mathew Wallace Quinn
Previous magazine publications include “That Dreadful Day,” a military history article on the 1071 Battle of Manzikert, which was the cover story of issue #45 of Cry, Havoc. Cry, Havoc is available in print and at www.magweb.com. My short story “Summoning Gone VERY Wrong” will be published in the twelfth issue of the dark fantasy magazine The Book of Dark Wisdom. In addition to magazine work, I have written for “The Georgia Forum” and work as a Variety stringer for “The Red and Black,” the official student newspaper of the University of Georgia (available at www.randb.com).

Laura Sanger
I live, work, play, and write (really a combination of the first three verbs, when I think about it) in Houston, Texas.

Rachel Eagle Reiter
Rachel lives in New York. She is a Naturopath, Writer, and Designer. She is The Authoress of Flower Psychiatry. www.wormebooks.com