Silverman writes spooky stories from her home in the Pacific Northwest. She’s won numerous artistic & academic awards over the years for her projects in Communication and seats in her classes sell quicker than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert. When not disturbing folks with her tales, her day job is just as delightful a professor at a small community college teaching the most feared course on the planet: Public Speaking. There, she creates more horror, causing grown people cry, beg, freak out and run for their lives and on a daily basis. Raye’s works are found with Chthonic Matter, Belanger Books, Scary Dairy, and Jolly Horror to name a few. Jessica McHugh is a novelist and internationally produced playwright running amok in the fields of horror, sci-fi, young adult, and wherever else her peculiar mind leads. She’s had twenty-three books published in eleven years, including her bizarro romp, “The Green Kangaroos,” her Post Mortem Press bestseller, “Rabbits in the Garden,” and her YA series, “The Darla Decker Diaries.” More information on her published and forthcoming fiction can be found at. She currently lives in the Midlands, UK with an astronomer and two misanthropic rats, Nell and Theo. She is particularly interested in the ways that the horror genre can reflect, subvert and challenge misogyny and violence against women. Jenn lives with her husband in Philadelphia, PA, where they are owned by a turtle and two basset hounds.Īmy Easton is a writer, therapist, researcher and fan of all things horrific. She holds an MFA in Writing Popular Fiction with a concentration in horror fiction andis currently working toward a PhD in Creative Writing.

Lansdale, Ramsey Campbell, Ken Liu, Steve Rasnic Tem, and Clive Barker. Jennifer Loring’s short fiction has been published widely both online and in print, appearing alongside Graham Masterton, Joe R.

Artwork on all NOT ALL MONSTERS covers/interior done by Don Noble

Heart Blade by Juliana Spink Mills