Contributors

Jack Buxton is a London based writer with a brief publishing history of short stories in 2012 and 2013. In 2014, his debut fantasy novella, The Other Side, was published by Mysteria Press. ‘Breaking the Chain in the Dead of the Night’ is one of a number of interlinked noir/crime thrillers that appear in the fictional city of Hellondon, a place where corruption rules and murder comes easy.

Jim Cort has been writing since God wore short pants. His novel The Lonely Impulse is available from Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/337106

Geoffrey Marsh writes mysteries, dark fiction, general fiction, and just about anything that gets caught in the sieve of his imagination. His stories have been featured in Sanitarium, Cemetery Moon, and an upcoming issue of Jitter. When not writing or hanging out with his rescued mutt, Ellie, he is a mountain biker, cyclist, sea kayaker, and geocacher. Because he needs to eat in order to write, by day he is an IT specialist with the U.S. federal government. He lives in central Maryland.

Gerri Leen lives in Northern Virginia and originally hails from Seattle. She has stories and poems published or accepted in: Escape Pod, Grimdark, Spellbound, Sword and Sorceress XXIII, Spinetinglers, She Nailed a Stake Through His Head: Tales of Biblical Terror and others. When she’s not writing, she volunteers at a local animal rescue and is editing an anthology, A Quiet Shelter There, which will benefit homeless animals and is due out in 2015 from Hadley Rille Books. See more at http://www.gerrileen.com.

Andy Tu has been published in Apocrypha and Abstractions and Eunoia Review. He has served in the Peace Corps and lived in the most notorious neighborhood in Boston, and desires to share his experiences with others. He believes that anything can be captured through words. Andy’s inspiration comes largely from listening to rap music, particularly Eminem. Contact Andy at [email protected] to chat about writing, or whatever interests you.

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