C. Scott Davis is a writer, game designer, computer programmer, humorist (of dubious quality), musician (even more dubious) and generally interested in almost everything. He is also an Olympic class waffler and has two silver medals in procrastination. His stories have been published in 404 Ink, The Nassau Review, and several anthologies.
Joel Byers has been described by the industry as the laziest, most brilliant, unpublished talent currently pretending to write. He has vigorously protested this appellation, as he claims he was dead all those years and has the paperwork to prove it. Since regaining his corporeal form he has promised to write more, as good flatulence jokes won’t write themselves. Or will they?
Deneen Ansley spends her time around unruly animals: wolfdogs, dingos, cats and her Shared Words peeps (http://sharedwords.net/). In an attempt to maintain balance, she considers her “Win” Days those where she writes and edits, curled up in pjs with a cup of coffee, pet hair and her girlfriend, choosing not to leave the sanctity of her lovely Dayton, Ohio turn-of-the-century home.
R. Eric Smith works as quality assurance for accounting education, despite still being unclear if he's paying off the principal or interest on his house. He dabbles in game design, having produced the board games Alt and Conspiracy Kooks, available from thegamecrafter.com. He hopes to contribute more horror writings in the future, drawing rich inspiration from the Trump administration.
Sue Bowers is a displaced ‘desert rat’ with a passion for feral cats, dingoes, and hybrid wolves. She enjoys all sorts of obscure stuff, new experiences, philosophising, grokking the Great Outdoors, and disrupting the status quo.
