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  • M. Majeris

    Come for whatever reason, stay for original sci-fi stories and and opinion on... stuff.

  • Nick Winney

    I experiment with style and am on a mission to reach literary nirvana. a particular love for the bizarre, the horrid, the beautiful ugly and mysterious.

  • Stefan Baciu

    The best thing to come out of Romania since Mircea Cărtărescu and Nadia Comăneci.

  • E. D. Jones

    A weird fiction and horror author inspired by all the mad geniuses who create worlds out of words. Reader discretion advised. SFWA Associate.

  • Didrik

    I write about thieves, junkies, and prostitutes. Supernatural crime fiction set in the far, far North and weird dreams. You’re in the right place if you like: Carpenter, Fulci, Lansdale, Vertigo Comics, Kentaro Miura, Irvine Welsh.

  • Mac Sitko

    Body horror, horror, and new weird. Filthy gonzo journalism. Teddybear flagellationism. Sometimes science fiction (deal with it).

  • Gregory Blair

    100% human; 100% human output. I love and create films, stories, poems and plays. More at: \ud835\ude04\ud835\ude04\ud835\ude04.\ud835\uddf4\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf4\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude06\ud835\uddef\ud835\uddf9\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddff.\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb\ud... more

  • Maxwell Boyd

    In the wee hours, you’ll find Maxwell Boyd venturing out among the many planes to dig for lies. He teases the muses and entices the tricksters to reveal secrets of worlds unknown. Come along and discover unique, hand-crafted fiction of all sorts.

  • Kenn Reff

    Speculative fiction. Sci-Fi. Mythic. Cyberpunk. A bit of humor and horror thrown in for variety. Enjoy.

  • Dan Scamell

    Dan Scamell is a writer of literary, speculative and offbeat fiction taking place in a slightly less pleasant version our world. In addition to writing, he creates artwork, plays drums, and watches too much pro-wrestling. He does not write with AI.

  • Benjamin Hansson

    Physics PhD student, space enthusiast, and science fiction writer.

  • Sean Reynolds

    I write stories, software, and do my best to bring people together.

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