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Keira North
Keira North (also writing as Darya Moon) is a queer, nonbinary, Romanian author living in Montreal. They use storytelling as a medium to explore their heritage and identity, and strive to be the change they want to see in the (literary) world. When they're not writing, they like to make music, play video games, and read copious amounts of fanfiction and indie works.
Raven Storm
Raven Storm is an author of fantasy and why choose romance, with some paranormal romance thrown in on the side. She has published 20 books so far that have been enjoyed in 31 countries, including her best selling Rise of the Drakens series which has sold over 200,000 copies worldwide.
John Wilker
I write rompy space opera science fiction and (under the name J. Beckett) action/adventure thrillers. I started writing as a NaNoWriMo win after years of never finishing. Figured I’d written the thing might as well put it out there. To date I have 3 series totaling 17 books with 2 more in the editing/release pipeline.
Joe Meeks
I’m a horror author and write a lot about ghosts, monsters, magic, and the human condition. A lot of my stories deal with themes of grief and belonging. I’ve loved storytelling since I was a kid, often scaring myself with my own imagination.I self published my first book last year and am currently editing my second.
Jaq Evans
I write horror and speculative fiction about sad, weird, hopeful people trying their best, mostly infused with the woods and mountains of Virginia, where I grew up, and the Pacific Northwest, where I live now.
L.R. Lam
I'm a Sunday Times bestselling author of nine SFF novels, with my latest being the epic fantasy romance, Dragonfall. Other work includes near future space thriller Goldilocks, the co-written space opera Seven Devils duology (with Elizabeth May), cyberpunk thrillers False Hearts and Shattered Minds, and the award-winning Micah Grey trilogy, which begins with Pantomime. I'm a former creative writing lecturer and current writing coach at The Novelry.
Audrey Jean
I am a first-time author, long-time writer, who just completed her first foray into poetry. I'm a cat mother of two fur babies, a Pride and Prejudice 2005 stan, and a strong believer that stories are the connective tissue that further secures our relationships and communities.
Marina Mahathir
I am a newspaper columnist in an English-language newspaper in Malaysia. I have mostly written non-fiction but after getting my MA in Biography and Creative NonFiction from the University of East Anglia, have written a memoir published by Penguin Random House SoutheastAsia. I am now venturing into writing fiction.
Aster Vaughn
Aster has been writing since they were able to hold a pen. Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Poetry, and Historical Fiction are some of their favorite genres, though what they truly aim for is relatability. Developing characters and stories that speak to readers like them, who sought to escape deep within a good book. Giving back to the community that helped raise them has been their priority, which includes telling stories they wished they had in their youth.
Sarah V. Hines
As an urban fantasy serial author, I love mixing mythology with a finger on the pulse of real world struggles. I'm an on-again, off-again anthropology student and the love for these themes as well as social justice topics find their way into my writing.
Mark Le Lerre
I'm a mature adult who works in the care industry with vulnerable people. This profession gave me the idea for my first book which was published 18 months ago but hasn't taken off. I've got the writing bug and really enjoy being able to put my imagination into a story.
Samantha Blackwood
I write Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Cozy Mysteries with a twist. Each series contains at least one sassy, snarky - and magical canine character. My books feature humor, various and sundry supernatural creatures, and even a passel of troublesome Greek gods and goddesses. My tagline is: For a howling good read.
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