Joseph S. Walker is an Edgar-nominated writer of crime and mystery short fiction. His work has appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Mystery Weekly, The Front Line, Flash, and a number of themed anthologies. He lives in Indiana. Follow him on Twitter (@JSWalkerAuthor) and visit his website at jswalkerauthor.com.

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Cameron Trost is an author of mystery and suspense fiction. He has published three collections, "Oscar Tremont, Investigator of the Strange and Inexplicable", "The Animal Inside", and "Hoffman's Creeper and Other Disturbing Tales", and three novels, "Flicker", "The Tunnel Runner", and "Letterbox". Originally from Australia, he now lives with his wife and two sons near Guérande in southern Brittany, between the rugged coast and treacherous marshland.

I write about ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances not too different from these, in ordinary times not far from now, and in ordinary places not far from here.

My first novella was A Sky of Wretched Shells. I have short stories in At the Edge and A Hint of Hitchcock.

Far more radical forms and themes are written with my associate Carlington Black, published in Breach magazine and online.

I live in Wellington, New Zealand with my wife, and an alternating number of our four adult children.

In my spare time I love to take short and long kayak voyages.

I am founder of the New Zealand natural burials association. My community service is as a boxing official (referee and judge).

HELEN STUBBS is a fiction and feature writer with work published in Apex Magazine, More Gold Coast, and in anthologies and magazines. She's a keen hiker and obstacle course racer.

Her story, Casino Five, is available on Amazon and others can be found in The Never Never Land, Tales from The Bell Club, Midnight Echo, Winds of Change, and Dead Red Heart. In 2015 she won a Ditmar Award for best new talent and the Graham Burstow short story competition. In 2010 she won the Aussiecon Four Short Story Competition with The Perforation, and was a quarterfinalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Award. On Twitter she's @superleni.

Jason Fischer is a horror and crime author specializing in anthologies. When not writing, you can find Jason biking the trails around his home, playing with his nephews, adding to his VHS collection, or on the deck feeding the deer and enjoying nature.