Contributors

Musau Mattmeachamjr Muhammad is an African-American of American-Indian and Luo Extract. He has studied at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, and Kenyatta University in Kenya; but received most of his education in America where he received his first college degree in the Boston area where he studied at several of the universities including Harvard. He has lectured at MIT in Cambridge.

Trevor Darby can be found writing on his blog, thebagwantsflour.com, as well as on Twitter under his own name.

Paul Graymore has been a voracious reader since his youth, when his sister, an English major, gave him books as presents instead of toys. A fan of many genres, in recent years he has consumed as much fantasy fiction as the gods of work and time have allowed him. This is Paul’s first publication.

Mickey J. Corrigan lives and writes and gets into trouble in South Florida. She publishes with pulpy presses with names like Breathless, Champagne and Bottom Drawer. Recent books include the edgy novellas in The Hard Stuff series (Whiskey Sour Noir, Vodka Warrior, Tequila Dirty and Mai Tai Guy); and the thriller Sugar Babies. Her short fiction has appeared in Nebula Rift. In 2014, Salt Publishing released her urban crime novel, Songs of the Maniacs.

Debra Carol Norris lives in the bayou country of Louisiana. She is a retired chef and writes a weekly food column for her local paper, The Chronicle. She loves to write short stories and when she’s not writing she’s in her kitchen cooking up some deep south dishes. She lives with her weenie dog Lulu and cats Angel and Tom Tom.

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