Jean Gillingham studies writing at Loyola University Maryland. She has had a flash fiction piece published in Literary Orphans and her novel manuscript recently won third in Ink & Insight’s “Critique My Novel” contest. Twitter: @b4heroes Works featured in Strangelet:…

Melissa Gardner lives on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, where she works as a reference librarian at a local community college by day and teaches online creative writing classes for Southern New Hampshire University by night. She also conducts adult…

Hester J. Rook is an itinerant Australian with an unhealthy obsession with myth, dead languages, and the circus. She spends her time writing poetry and upside down on a trapeze (not usually at the same time). She has a number…

Sunil Sharma is a Mumbai-based college principal, critic, essayist, and translator. He is the editor of the online journal Episteme (http://www.episteme.net.in/) and has published three collections of poetry, a short fiction anthology, and one novel. Some of his stories are…

Walter Dinjos is Nigerian, and he enjoys singing and songwriting as much as he does writing. His work has been accepted in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Space & Time Magazine, Stupefying Stories, and The Literary Hatchet. He is currently exploring means…

Cantirino currently lives in Gainesville, FL where she makes comics, does magic, and befriends cats. Works featured in Strangelet: Golden Skull, cover art for Strangelet, Volume 2, Issue 5

Luke Spooner lives and works in the South of England. Having graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a first class degree, he is now a full-time illustrator working under two aliases: Carrion House for his darker works and Hoodwink…

mossyskull.com Michael J. DeLuca’s fiction has appeared in Middle Planet, Orthogonal SF, Mythic Delirium, Ideomancer, and Phobos. He guest-edited Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet No. 33 and has big plans for an annual journal along similar lines. He operates Weightless Books…

cynbermudez.com Cyn Bermudez came into this world in love with the night sky. Obsessed with stars and galaxies and the eternal existential crisis of why we are here, she went on to study physics at the University of California, Santa…

Lauren Spinabelli is finishing up her MA in creative writing at Pennsylvania State University. Her work has been published in Mud Season Review, Elite Daily, and Bop Dead City. Works featured in Strangelet: Practical Fairy Tales for Girls Like You…