Nathan Crowder is an author, superhero geek, and award-winning karaoke singer living in the great Pacific Northwest. He has been frequently spotted in the rustic wilds southeast of Seattle poking around garden centers, talking to birds, or on the hunt for weird candy. He also once got in a fight with his much larger cousin over whether Green Arrow was a real superhero or not. Online, he resides on Twitter @NateCrowder or at www.NathanCrowder.com.
Dawn Vogel has been published as a short fiction author and an editor of both fiction and non-fiction. Her academic background is in history, so it’s not surprising that much of her fiction is set in earlier times. By day, she edits reports for historians and archaeologists. In her alleged spare time, she runs a craft business, helps edit Mad Scientist Journal, and tries to find time for writing. She lives in Seattle with her awesome husband (and fellow author), Jeremy Zimmerman, and their herd of cats.
Amanda Cherry is a Seattle-area queer, disabled nerd who still can’t believe people pay her to write stories. Her debut novel, Rites & Desires, was released in 2018, and her sophomore work, The Dragon Stone Conspiracy, in 2021. She’s had short stories published in Cobalt City Christmas: Christmas Harder, Mad Scientist Journal, and the queer sci-fi anthology, Ink. Amanda was on the writing team for the TTRPG Acute Paranoia and is an award-winning screenwriter. Her nonfiction writing has appeared across the web on such sites as ToscheStation.net, ElevenThirtyEight.com, and StarTrek.com. Amanda is a member of SFWA and Broad Universe and is represented by Claire Draper of the Bent Agency.
Rosemary Jones has been writing in the Cobalt City universe since the first Christmas anthology. She enjoys hanging out with superheroes as much as she can. Her other published fiction includes two novels set in the Forgotten Realms: City of the Dead and Crypt of the Moaning Diamond. Currently she's writing about eldritch troubles in the 1920s for the Arkham Horror series published by Aconyte, including Mask of Silver (2021). You can find her at twitter.com/rosemaryjones chattering about books, games, arts events, and, occasionally, hedgehog trivia.