Donald David is a printmaker and freelance illustrator. His illustrations have appeared in the New York Times Book Review, the Wall Street Journal, Scholastic Books,DC comics and other publishers. Instagram: @divaddlanod

Emily Gaudette is a writer living in San Diego with her husband, son, and dog. She creates ad campaigns for Amazon and Adult Swim, and she posts about horror and parenting on TikTok as @emilytheothermother.

Evan Johnston (Editor/contributor) is a book designer and illustrator who has had writing published in McSweeney’s Internet Tendency and The Toast. His comic Grave Spirits appeares in the Cthulu mythos gaming magazine Bayt Al Azif. For more info www.evanjohnstondesign.com

Leonie O’Moore is a writer and artist. Her published work includes comics for Heavy Metal Magazine, Joan Jett 40 x 40, and Animal Rescue Friends. She developed the course and wrote the curriculum for the BA Degree in Comics and Graphic Novels for Teesside University, UK. Originally from Co. Wicklow in Ireland, she currently resides in sunny California.

Shaka Shaw is an independent digital artist, cartoonist, and illustrator based in San Jose, California. He publishes his own one-panel comic strip titled Fresh Hell Comic, which can be found on Instagram at @freshhellcomic. Fan art and other artworks can be found at @fakebusy.art or fakebusy.com.

Mat Troy is a Welsh poet and fiction writer. He has had his horror, surreal, and gothic fiction work published in The Ghastling, Neon: A Literary Magazine, and with the Carrion Press among others. He is also a regular contributor to the BBC Radio Wales surreal comedy sketch show Welcome Strangers and his play Dust And Dandruff: The Lives of Ivor Cutler and Phyllis Kingwas performed as part of the Cardiff Made in Roath Festival.

Abigail Welhouse is the author of Small Dog (dancing girl press), Bad Baby(dancing girl press),Too Many Humans of New York (Bottlecap Press), and Memento Mori (a poem/comic collaboration with Evan Johnston). Her poems have been published in The Toast, No Dear Magazine, Flapperhouse, and elsewhere. Subscribe to The Secret Poems of Abigail Welhouse: welhouse.beehiiv.com.