Lisa M. Bradley grew up in South Texas, before the construction of the Border Wall. She writes about boundaries and those who defy them in works ranging from haiku to novels. THE HAUNTED GIRL is her first collection. Her debut novel is EXILE.

Her work has appeared on the LeVar Burton Reads podcast, as well as numerous online venues, including Strange Horizons, Uncanny, and Fireside Fiction. On Twitter (@cafenowhere) she tweets about Latinx issues, immigration, disability, writing, and resistance. She resides in Iowa with her family. For more of her work, please visit www.lisambradley.com

Jaymee Goh is a writer, reviewer, critic, and editrix of science fiction and fantasy. She was born and raised in Malaysia, and is currently abroad in the States for post-graduate education. Her academic research interests lie in science fiction studies (in particular steampunk), critical race theory (with a focus on whiteness studies), and media representation of racial minorities. She has been interviewed for ELLE Magazine Malaysia, the Asian America Press Blog, and BFM Radio Malaysia. She co-edited THE SEA IS OURS: TALES OF STEAMPUNK SOUTHEAST ASIA (Rosarium Publishing) and her most recent anthology is THE WISCON CHRONICLES VOL. 11: TRIALS BY WHITENESS (Aqueduct Press). Her short fiction has appeared in science fiction magazines such as LIGHTSPEED MAGAZINE, STRANGE HORIZONS, and INTERFICTIONS ONLINE. She is a graduate of the Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop (2016), where she wrote about disappointing children, misandry, and horrific mermaids.

An Ottawa-based teacher by day, Brandon Crilly has more than thirty published short stories to date, involving things like carbon footprint taxes, a bookstore that knows what you need, and selling your soul for a love ballad. He’s a conference organizer, Twitch streamer, an award-nominated podcaster, a snake parent, and clearly needs more things to fill his time.

Nick Wood was born in Zambia and naturalised in South Africa where he trained and worked as a clinical psychologist. He currently works and writes in London, UK. He can be found @nick45wood or http://nickwood.frogwrite.co.nz

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Phoebe Wagner is a writer, academic, and editor of three solarpunk anthologies, including Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk & Eco-Speculation. Her debut novel A Shot of Gin is forthcoming from Parliament House Press. She currently teaches creative writing at Lycoming College.

Kristine Ong Muslim is the author of The Drone Outside (Eibonvale Press, 2017), Black Arcadia (University of the Philippines Press, 2017), Meditations of a Beast (Cornerstone Press, 2016), Butterfly Dream (Snuggly Books, 2016), Age of Blight (Unnamed Press, 2016), Lifeboat (University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, 2015), and several other books of fiction and poetry. She is coeditor of three anthologies—the British Fantasy Award-winning People of Colo(u)r Destroy Science Fiction! (2016), Sigwa: Climate Fiction Anthology from the Philippines (forthcoming from Polytechnic University of the Philippines Press), and Ulirát: Best Contemporary Stories in Translation from the Philippines (Gaudy Boy, 2021). Widely anthologized, Muslim’s short stories have appeared in Conjunctions, Dazed Digital, Tin House, and World Literature Today. She grew up and continues to live in a rural town in southern Philippines.

Her translation work includes, among several others, the following bilingual volumes: Marlon Hacla’s Melismas (Oomph Press, 2020), There Are Angels Walking the Fields (forthcoming from Broken Sleep Books), and Glossolalia (forthcoming from Ugly Duckling Presse), and Mesándel Virtusio Arguelles’s Three Books (Broken Sleep Books, 2020), Hollow (forthcoming from Fernwood Press), Twelve Clay Birds: Selected Poems (forthcoming from University of the Philippines Press), Pesoa (forthcoming from Balangay Productions), and Walang Halong Biro (De La Salle University Publishing House, 2018).

Sara Norja dreams in two languages and has a predilection for tea. Born in England and settled in Helsinki, Finland, she lives for words, dance, and moments of wonder. Her poetry has appeared in venues including Goblin Fruit, Strange Horizons, inkscrawl, Through the Gate, Stone Telling, Interfictions, and the anthology Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation (ed. by Phoebe Wagner and Brontë Christopher Wieland. Her short fiction has appeared in various venues including Strange Horizons, Flash Fiction Online, and the anthology An Alphabet of Embers (ed. by Rose Lemberg). She blogs at http://suchwanderings.wordpress.com and can be found on Twitter as @suchwanderings.

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Jack Pevyhouse is a member of the award-winning audio drama production company Crossroad Stations, as a scriptwriter/assistant producer for Jim Robbie and the Wanderers, and voice actor for Misadventure by Death and Otherverse.

He has a BA in English from UNC Pembroke, and his poetry can be found in Open Thought Vortex and Paper Crown, and in the Upper Rubber Boot anthology Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation.

Chloe N. Clark is a writer and teacher. Her work appears in Apex, Booth, Gamut, Uncanny, and more. She is co-EIC of online literary journal Cotton Xenomorph and also writes for Nerds of a Feather. She can be found on Twitter @PintsNCupcakes or online at chloenclark.com

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