Past Bram Stoker Award(R) nominee James Dorr combines the charm of a gentleman born in the US South with the wiles of a near-New York City upbringing, the canniness of a one-time New England resident, and the guile of an outwardly stolid Midwesterner, or so he says. It is known that he was born in Florida, grew up in New Jersey, went to college in Massachusetts, and currently lives in Indiana where he harbors a Goth cat named Triana. He is a short story writer and poet working mainly in dark fantasy and horror with forays into science fiction and mystery, an active member of HWA and SFWA, and has previously worked as a technical writer for an academic computing center, associate editor on a city magazine, a nonfiction freelance writer, and a semi-professional Renaissance musician.

See http://jamesdorrwriter.wordpress.com for more information on James's doings, past, present, and possible future. Feel free to drop a note as the spirit moves -- he's always happy to hear readers' comments, and often will answer, so let your friends know too.

Douglas Ford writes horror fiction, often covering a wide spectrum of styles, from the quiet corners of the uncanny, to the outer extremes where the blood runs thick and red. His work has won awards and received praise for venturing into the occult wilds of folk horror and southern gothic. While his career began with short fiction, his recent output has included novels like The Trick and The Beasts of Vissaria County, which managed to reach best-seller status thanks to a fabulous audio version narrated by the incomparable Jenn Lee. His most recent work includes The Last Slaughter, a folk horror novella, and a second collection of fiction called The Infection Party and Other Stories of Dis-ease

‘Audacious stories marinated in macabre, magic and mayhem.’

From the heart of Scotland, Natasha Sinclair is an independent writer, editor and artist. Working under her brand ‘Clan Witch’ for her creative endeavours and ‘Word Refinery’ for editorial works.

Her writing is often woven with horror, sex and psychological elements. She loves to frolic in the darkness with folklore and the macabre and rich history of her homeland.

Art is unrestrained freedom, as is how storytellers choose to wield the fluid movement and global diversity of language to carve captivating and authentic tales that woe, excite or terrorise an audience. Sinclair passionately embraces that, painting original characters with true form, dialect and depth. The devil is in the details.

Sinclair is the co-conspirator of ‘Brazen Folk Horror’ with her writing partner, Ruthann Jagge. The Brazen Folk Horror duo’s debut collaborative novel, Delevan House released February 1st 2023. Book II in the trilogy is underway. Keep up to date by subscribing to the #BeBrazen newsletter.

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Rebecca Rowland grew up in Western Massachusetts but spent her early adult life in the Boston area, and most of her fiction is set in those locations. She is the author of two fiction collections, a handful of novellas, and too many short stories and the curator of seven horror anthologies, including the best-sellers American Cannibal and Unburied: A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction. Her speculative fiction, guest essays, and book reviews regularly appear in a variety of publications and horror websites. She is an Active member of the Horror Writers Association and a reticent member of the Whip City Wordsmiths, and her writing genres of choice are psychological, transgressive, and satirical horror heavily influenced by Joyce Carol Oates, A.M. Homes, and Chuck Palahniuk. Follow her on Instagram @Rebecca_Rowland_books.

Gary McDonough graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with a degree in Teaching and now lives with his wife and two sons in Cheshire. He loves all things horror and enjoys listening to a wide range of bands that fall within the heavy metal genre. He currently has short stories featured in a variety of publications and who knows what will come next...

Christopher Nadeau is the author of the novels 'Dreamers of Infinity's Core' and 'Kaiju' as well as over three dozen short stories in various anthologies and magazines. He received positive mention from Ramsey Campbell for his short story 'Always Say Treat,' which was compared to the work of Ray Bradbury and has received positive reviews from SFRevue and zombiecoffeepress. His work has appeared alongside the likes of Mike Resnick and David Gerrold. Chris has also served as special editor for Voluted Magazine's 'The Darkness Internal' which he created.

He promises "Echoes of Infinity's core" was finished years ago and will someday see the light of day. Until then, enjoy his many short fiction offerings.

Matt Micheli is a horror and dark-fiction writer out of New Braunfels, TX, author of The White, Two Minutes with the Devil, and Pornageddon. He has several fiction and non-fiction pieces featured in various magazines and anthologies and is a multi-contributor to This is Horror, Horror Sleaze Trash, and Horror Tree. A loving husband and father to a daughter and Husky dogs, he spends his days dabbling in domestication and his nights in Tequila, always searching for the next great story.

Matthew Kresal is a writer, critic, and podcaster with many and varying interests. He's written about and discussed topics as wide-ranging as the BBC's Doctor Who, Cold War fact and fiction, and the UFO phenomenon. He has appeared on podcasts including Spybrary, The Police Box in a Junkyard Podcast, and The Saucer Life. His anthologized fiction includes the Sidewise Award-winning Moonshot in Alternate Australias from Sea Lion Press and the Sidewise nominated Hitchcock’s Titanic in Inkling Press’ Tales From Alternate Earths III. His first novel, the Cold War alternate history thriller Our Man on the Hill, was published in May 2021 by Sea Lion Press and he also authored the Dark Skies volume in Observe Books' Silver Archive series, separating fact and fiction for that 1990s conspiracy thriller TV series.

D&T was started in 2020 in Corinth, MS. Dawn Shea and her husband Timothy, are the team behind D&T. Dawn, an avid lover of horror for most of her life, went from a small dream of one ABC based anthology, to now publishing other authors work. Our main goal here at D&T, is to spread more authors words out into the world.