| Gallagher, Siobhan Siobhan Gallagher is a wannabe zombie slayer, currently residing in the Forever City. Her fiction has appeared in over thirty publications, including AE - The Canadian Science Fiction Review, On Spec, PodCastle, Abyss & Apex, and Unidentified Funny Objects anthology. | Gazaway, Sharmon Sharmon Gazaway is a Dwarf Stars Award finalist. Her work is featured in New Myths' best of anthology, Cosmic Muse, and in The Best of MetaStellar Year Two anthology. Her work appears in Solarpunk Magazine,The Forge Literary Magazine, Daily Science Fiction, ParABnormal, The Fairy Tale Magazine, Metaphorosis, and elsewhere. Her work is included in anthologies from Blackspot Books, Brigids Gate Press, Air and Nothingness Press, and others. Sharmon writes from the Deep South of the US where she lives beside a historic cemetery haunted by the wild cries of pileated woodpeckers. Instagram @sharmongazaway. | Gludovacz, Florian E. Florian Gludovacz has been a writer, musician, and artist since his teens. He was born in Austria and grew up living in different parts of Europe (Germany, France, the UK, and Austria). He currently resides in rural Southern California with his wife and their mixed Great Pyrenean Mountain Dog. |
| Grasso, Joshua Joshua Grasso is a professor of English at a small university in Oklahoma, where he teaches classes in British and World literature (the older, the better). Besides publishing widely on some of his favorite authors (Defoe, Fielding, M.R. James, T.H. White), he has written four indie novels and has recently published stories in Apparition Lit, Broadswords and Blasters, Magissa: An Anthology of Fantasy, and Manwaker Studio's Flash Fiction Podcast. | Gray, David I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores | Guhl, Kevin |
| Gunasekara, Tc I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores | Guthridge, George Hugo finalist and twice Nebula finalist; co-winner, Bram Stoker for year's best horror novel. Grand prize winner, screenplay competition of the Las Vegas International Film Festival. Internationally honored for work with indigenous cognition and Alaska Native youth. | Haddad, May I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores |
| Haroun, Simbiat I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores | Hartsfield, Byron I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores | Hauer, Diana I was published at Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores |
| Hickerson, Tom Tom Hickerson is currently working for ClinCapture, as its Engineering Manager. He holds an MS from Tufts University and a MALD from The Fletcher School at Tufts University. Previous to his graduate work, he received a certificate of completion from ArsDigita University. Tom currently lives and works in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where he has been a permenant resident since 2009. He occaisionally publishes things to the web at tomhickerson.com. | M. E. Garber Itinerant speculative fiction writer M. E. Garber currently lives near Orlando, Florida, with her husband and their extremely photogenic dog. She occasionally blogs at http://megarber.wordpress.com, and tweets pics of said dog @m_e_garber13 | Philip Brian Hall Yorkshireman Philip Brian Hall is a graduate of Oxford University. A former diplomat and teacher, at one time or another he's stood for parliament, sung solos in amateur operettas, rowed at Henley Royal Regatta, completed a 40-mile cross-country walk in under 12 hours and ridden in over one hundred steeplechase horse races. He lives on a very small farm in Scotland. rnrnPhilip's had short stories published in the USA and Canada as well as the UK. His novels, �?�¢??The Prophets of Baal�?�¢?? and "The Family Demon" are available in e-book and in paperback, with the former now also available as an audiobook. He blogs at sliabhmannan.blogspot.co.uk/. |