Grant Hinton is a horror fiction author from London, England, but who now resides in Perth, Western Australia. Counting Corpses is the first instalment of his debut serial killer thriller collection. Grant also has a collection of short stories, Unread, that was published in 2019. And a collection of reimagined dark fairy tales titled: ScaryTales that was published in 2020.

You can follow Grant and his works on his Amazon author page or his Facebook Page. Grant has also written short stories for multiple anthologies published on Amazon. You can find the full collection at his Amazon author home page. Grant is currently working on finishing The Harry Cross Thriller Serial. His influences vary from Barker to King, from Pratchett to Poe, and he has a particular interest in exploring the depravities of man.

Alanna Robertson-Webb is a rising star among short story writers, and one of the anthologies she is featured in (Monsters, by Black Hare Press) has been nominated for a 2019 Bram Stoker Award. Additionally, the novella she co-wrote (Storming Area 51: Horror at the Gates) reached the #1 spot in Amazon's sci-fi books in October of 2019.

Her stories are often infused with hair-raising horror, and her paranormal tales in particular add just the right amount of darkness to keep her readers intrigued.

For Alanna the spooky side of writing is a riviting journey through the human psyche, so whether you are looking for some of her wholesome horror (Monstronomicon by Haunted House Publishing) or wish to be transported into one of her grimmer worlds (Death and Butterflies by Suicide House Publishing) then grab a book and embark on a thrilling read!

Bekki Pate lives in Wolverhampton with her husband and daughter. She is a horror writer and loves all things spooky or gory - Richard Laymon and Stephen King being her favourite authors.

She draws her inspiration from other writers and her own imagination - the words also seem to flow better with a strong cup of coffee!

Douglas Ford's short fiction has appeared in a variety of anthologies, magazines, and podcasts, as well as two collections, Ape in the Ring and Other Tales of the Macabre and Uncanny and The Infection Party and Other Stories of Dis-Ease. His longer works include The Beasts of Vissaria County, Little Lugosi (A Love Story), and The Trick, his newest from Madness Heart Press. He lives on the west coast of Florida.

Tara A. Devlin spent the first two-thirds of her life living in Australia, the next third living in Japan, and now finally resides in Europe. When she's not procrastinating on the internet or looking after her two cats she enjoys horror and pew pew movies. You can find her collection of horror and fantasy writings at taraadevlin.com.

Victoria Dalpe is a writer and visual artist based out of Providence, RI where she lives with her husband and their son. From the attic window they can see the spot where HP Lovecraft's ancestral home once stood... alas, it's now a Starbucks. Victoria loves horror movies, reads too much, and has a soft spot for painting animal skulls.

J. L. Smith is a lifelong fan of all things horror and macabre. He has loved reading and writing scary stories and horror-fiction since childhood, and hopes for his work to live up to his greatest influences within the genre. His other literary interests include fantasy and some science-fiction, as well as westerns, and he hopes to explore working in these genres in the future. He is also a fan of comic books and graphic novels, and would love to explore these mediums as well.

J. L. Smith was born and raised, and still lives in California's Central Valley.

Peter Ninnes is based in Sydney, Australia. He has lived or travelled in Japan extensively since 2005. Along with his non-fiction books about Nagano's hot springs and major cities, he has co-translated a volume of legends and folk tales from Nagano's rich cultural history. His fiction has appeared in various literary journals and anthologies, and includes science fiction, supernatural, comedy and horror works.

Based in the (very) far north of Scotland I write horror and speculative fiction at the top of the map.

I enjoy reading a wide variety of work with a particular soft spot for William Gibson, Neil Gaiman and Pablo Neruda. I posting free speculative or horror stories on my Curious Fictions page with occasional literary stories sprinkled in and some subsriber content, link below. My interests outside of writing are music, walking by the sea and river, dark comedy and pugs.

https://charlotteplattwriter.co.uk/

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Stanley B. Webb came to be in the year 1961. He grew up in central New York State, near the shoreline of Lake Ontario. He has worked as a restaurant dishwasher, a video rental clerk, a diner cook, and in an automobile factory. He currently lives on a small homestead with his family.

Stanley thanks everyone who has read his work.

K.M. Bennett writes horror. She's still afraid of the dark and lives with her husband, son, and two dogs.

N. M. Brown is a married mother of three who has taken the horror community by storm this year. She has lived in St. Augustine, Florida for her whole life and took creative writing in high school.

Her ability to create, terrify, and drive home stories is insurmountable. Whether you are a parent, spouse, animal lover or anyone even remotely susceptible to fear, this is your girl.

Brown's published works can be found in multiple anthologies for all to read, but be forewarned, if you do... you may want to call your therapist after, her stories are terrifying, disturbing and devilishly unsettling.

She is not only a fright in print, but also has a creepy tentacle in horror podcasting as well. This Sinister Sweetheart writes, voice acts and is the media director of the Scarecrow Tales podcas

R.C. Bowman is an Amazon-bestselling horror writer. She is a featured author on Curious Fictions and a contributor to the world-famous Nosleep Podcast. Her story, "Nothing But a Dog," won the 2018 Best Story of the Year in Reddit's Nosleep community. She frequently posts stories to Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr under the handle Dopabeane.

Tony Evans is a crafter of horror and dark fiction, father, wildlife biologist, and member of the Horror Writers Association. Originally from the Appalachian foothills of eastern Kentucky, Tony grew up listening to stories of mountain monsters and holler witches, and his writing tends to reflect the culture and folk-tales of the area. While he sometimes enjoys what is termed 'quiet horror', Tony is much happier watching good old-fashioned slasher movies and reading about the boogeyman, demons, and anything else that may be hiding under the bed or in the closet.

His writing influences include: Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Clive Barker, and Ray Bradbury, whose early work and short fiction leaves him wondering where 'true horror' has gone. He currently lives in Bardstown, Kentucky where he spends his time with his wife and two young daughters - his favorite little monsters.

Follow him on Twitter/Instagram: @tonyevanshorror

Publishing Credits:

SHORT STORIES/ANTHOLOGIES

"Blood Sacrifice" - featured in the Thirteen O'Clock Press 'Sacrifice' Anthology (October 2017)

"Red Christmas" - featured in the Deadman's Tome 'Cthulhu Christmas Special' (December 2017); Voted 'Best Story' in Cthulhu Christmas Special Readers Poll.

"An Infestation of Rats" - featured in the Thirteen O'Clock Press 'Revenge' Anthology (January 2018)

"Trouble Dolls" - featured in the Thirteen O'Clock Press 'Revenge' Anthology (January 2018)

"Grandma's House" - featured in 'Dark Dossier #19' (February 2018)

"Fecesnura: The Demon Lord of Shit" - featured in the Deadman's Tome 'Shit Fest' Anthology (March 2018)

"The Mutant Disposal" - featured in Mystery and Horror, LLC's 'Strangely Funny: Volume 5' Anthology (May 2018)

"The Annual Soiree" - featured in Horror Bites Magazine (June 2018)

"A Collection of Souls" - featured in the Thirteen O'Clock Press 'Locked In' Anthology (June 2018)

"I See A Monster" - featured in Jack of No Trades Productions' 'Nothing's Sacred: Volume 4' (October 2018)

"The Bone Lady" - featured in the Owl Hollow Press 'Under the Full Moon's Light' Anthology (October 2018); Voted Best Horror Short Story of the year in the 21st Annual Critters Readers' Poll

"All I Want for Christmas" - featured in the Deadman's Tome 'Psycho Holiday' Anthology (December 2018)

"Adam's Collection" - featured in 'Deep Fried Horror #4', published by Deadman's Tome (February 2019)

"A Bedtime Story" - featured in the Great Lake Horror Writers Association magazine, 'Ghostlight Magazine' (March 2019)

"Blood is Always Thicker" - featured in 'Appalachian Horror', published by Aphotic Realm (May 2019)

"The Perfect Father's Day Gift" - featured in 'Deep Fried Horror's June 2019 Father's Day Issue' (June 2019)

"The Schoolhouse Inn" - featured in the Lycan Valley Press 'Welcome Home' Anthology (December 2019)

"Like Flies" - featured in the Soteira Press 'The Monsters We Forgot: Vol. 2' Anthology (December 2019)

Forthcoming Short Stories:

"Shadows" - to be featured in Jack of No Trades Productions' 'Nothing's Sacred: Volume 6' (projected publication of early 2020)

COLLECTIONS/NOVELLAS/NOVELS

"Better You Believe" - debut short story collection published by Deadman's Tome (February 2019)

"Sour" - debut novel published by Deadman's Tome (October 2019)