Stacey Longo
Stacey Longo is an award-winning author and editor living in Hebron, Connecticut. Most recently, her YA mystery, My Sister the Zombie, was released in March 2018. She is also

the author of the Pushcart-nominated Ordinary Boy, a dark fiction novel, and Secret Things, a short story collection, among other titles. She is a former humor columnist for the Block Island Times, and writes a weekly humor blog at www.staceylongo.com.

Luke Swanson
Luke Swanson lives in Oklahoma City, soaking up as much story as he can. He attended Oklahoma Christian University, studying writing and history. His mystery novel, The Ten, is available from Limitless Publishing, and his short stories “The Six-Foot Ladder” and “Sacrifice” have been featured in previous “13” anthologies.

Robert White
Robert White writes under the name Robb T. White. He writes crime, noir, and hardboiled fiction. His latest works are a collection of short stories about “dangerous women” and a serial-killer novel: Perfect Killer (Crowood Press, 2018).

Chris P. Clay
As a boy, Chris P. Clay was timid, nervous and easily spooked. As an adult, he considers himself to be reserved and cautious. The easily spooked has morphed into a fascination with all things eerie and macabre. He is fascinated with the supernatural and exploring the scary side of childhood fairy tales, old toys, circuses and carnivals. Some of his favorite dark visionaries are Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Guillermo del Toro and Tim Burton. When not writing, he reads, watches movies, walks or bikes, cooks and makes art.

AJ Norris
A.J. Norris is a romantic suspense and dark paranormal romance author. She enjoys being able to get inside someone else’s head, even a fictional one, and see what they see. Watching how her characters deal with difficult situations or squirm with the uncomfortable ones makes the hard work of writing all worth it.

Aaron White
Aaron White started drawing monsters when he was four years old, which proved to be a catalyst for his active imagination. Throughout grade and middle school he drew various ghoulish creatures while pouring through books by author such as John Bellairs, C. S. Lewis, and even Stephen King. Aaron went on to major in Illustration at Massachusetts College of Art, but still dabbled with creative writing here and there. Eventually he decided to focus his imagination
on writing, and has since completed several short stories in the horror and sci-fi genres. He’s also working on a full-length fantasy novel for young adults. Aaron currently resides in central Massachusetts.

Dale W. Glaser
DALE W. GLASER is a collector, re-teller and occasional inventor of fantasy tales. He requires air, food, water and stories in order to survive, not necessarily in that order. His lifelong love of written words has manifested as a devotion to the English language almost exclusively, which is probably just as well because if he were to master any of the dead tongues that conceal ancient mysteries and invoke malevolent forces, we’d all be in trouble. His short stories have been published in magazines such as Cheapjack Pulp, Occult Detective Quarterly, and Trysts of Fate, as well as anthologies such as Final Masquerade, Eldritch Embraces and Pirates Vs. Monsters. He currently lives in Virginia with his wife and three children. He can be found online at https://dalewglaser.wordpress.com.