Horses Are Magic

Judith was born in Liverpool and lives in London, UK with her son and cat. Her short stories, mainly speculative, have been published in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand. Her short story collection, The Book of Judith, was published in 2014 and her novel, The Sound of Gematria, was published in October […]

E.J. LeRoy is a Pushcart Prize nominated writer and poet whose work has appeared in several publications including Adventures Bookzine, NonBinary Review, and Tales from the Crosstimbers. Henry Trevalu is a recurring character whose intergalactic misadventures, including an mpreg novella from The Whumpy Printing Press, are cataloged on E.J.’s website.  

After thirty years of military service, Ross Baxter now concentrates on writing short stories. He has won a number of awards, and had a story included on the 2017 HWA Bram Stoker reading list. Married to a Norwegian and with two Anglo-Viking kids, he now lives in Derby, England.

Allister Nelson (she/her) is a 3x Pushcart nominee who has appeared in The British Fantasy Society, Apex Magazine, etc. Her work has been translated into Polish and Spanish, curated by Kevin J. Anderson, nominated for Poland’s top fantasy prize, and appeared in anthologies alongside Graham Masterston, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Bill Willingham, Jane Yolen, Poppy Z. […]

Hannah Steenbock is a German writer of fantasy and science fiction. She loves English, however, and tends to think in that language when writing Fantasy.  After finishing university with a degree in English and Spanish, she now lives and works in Kiel, the northernmost state capital of Germany.

RHYS HUGHES is a prolific writer and his short stories have been translated into twelve languages. His most recently published books are the first two novels of the “Knick Knack Trilogy” (Trumpet Face and The Unfair Dinkum) and the third novel in the series (Oddity O’Clock) will be appearing soon.

For Kit storytelling is everything, and there’s never been a time when they weren’t creative. Kit currently writes cozy and cozy-adjacent fantasy for young adult and adults audiences. They’ve been writing professionally since 2002 and have written in multiple genres under multiple pen names. Kit Muse is the pen name for Kit Caelsto.

I’m a Rhetoric/Writing, UAFS graduate with a 3.32 GPA. I have a poem titled “To Himself,” published in the 2020 edition of Persephone, edited by Hayleigh Worgan. I also have a poem titled Dark Kinship published in Beautiful Tragedies 3, a collection of poems edited by Hellbound Books. I also have a short story, “The Work-oriented Mage, The Lovesick Werewolf, and […]

Armand J. Azamar is a writer from the Chicagoland area. He has written for several publications, including Southland Voice, Sinister Smile Press and Altered Reality Magazine. Azamar has also published two speculative fiction books: The Third Hour and Messengers from the Sky.