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Caleb JM Galey is obsessed with stories in all their many forms. Writing, playing, reading, watching, anything he can immerse himself in. He lives in Western Colorado with two gray cats, enjoying his day job as a dog groomer while indulging in fantasy in his off hours. You can find him playing D&D with friends, […]
Naomi Kanakia is best known these days for writing a (somewhat) popular literary Substack called Woman of Letters. She’s also the author of four novels and a forthcoming nonfiction book called What’s So Great About The Great Books. Her stories have appeared in Analog, Asimov’s, Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, and many other journals and anthologies
Bogi Takács (e/em/eir/emself or they pronouns) is a Hungarian Jewish author, editor, and critic who’s an immigrant to the US. Bogi has won the Lambda and Hugo awards, and has been a finalist for other awards. Eir debut short story collection The Trans Space Octopus Congregation was released in 2019, and eir second collection, Power […]
Susan Jane Bigelow is a writer, librarian, and political columnist from Connecticut. She is the author of five science fiction novels from small press Candlemark & Gleam, including the Extrahumans and Grayline Sisters series. Her short fiction can be found in the magazines Strange Horizons, The Toast, and Apex Magazine, and in the anthologies War […]
RJ Edwards is a writer and library wizard. They are the curator of the LGBTQ literature blog Queer Book Club, co-host of the year-round holiday music podcast HARK, and creator of Riot Nrrd, a webcomic at the crossroads of geek culture, social justice, and queer romance. RJ currently resides in Vancouver, BC with their partner […]
Amber Neko Meador is an author, filmmaker, digital artist, and podcast host of Transiton Transmission. Amber grew up in the fundamentally conservative SouthEast, deep in the Bible Belt. A devotee of George Lucas, the Wachowskis, Masamune Shirow, Robert Heinlein, cyberpunk, and science fiction, Amber has made several independently produced films, including Night of the Living […]
AMJ Hudson is a senior undergraduate student at Columbus State University preparing to dive into a creative nonfiction thesis. She won first place at the 2015 Southern Literary Festival for “Motherland,” a piece that showcases her interest in dissecting identity and familial ties, and her poetry has been incorporated into the Memory’s Cabinets exhibit in the […]
Silvia Moreno-Garcia is the critically-acclaimed author of Signal to Noise—winner of a Copper Cylinder Award, finalist of the British Fantasy, Locus, Sunburst and Aurora awards—and Certain Dark Things, selected as one of NPR’s best books of 2016. The Beautiful Ones, a novel of manners with a speculative element, is her third book. She won a […]
Eliza Gauger is an artist and lifelong science fictionist living on the west coast of the USA. He has shown art all over the United States and in Berlin and Munich, is represented in the personal art collections of Jhonen Vasquez, Neil Gaiman and Dave Matthews, and has been published previously in HAIL GAY SATAN, […]
Erica L. Satifka’s fiction has appeared in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, Shimmer, Daily Science Fiction, and Clarkesworld. When not writing, she works as a freelance editor and teaches classes on SF/F writing at Portland Community College. She identifies as a bisexual woman and lives in beautiful Portland, Oregon with her genderqueer spouse Rob and three […]
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