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A total horror film, comic book, and heavy metal junkie, Kenneth Gallant revels in all things loud, fast, creepy, and macabre. As an author of numerous short stories and a regular contributor to Twisted Pulp Magazine, Ken weaves tales that chill and thrill. A versatile freelance writer, artist, and filmmaker, his work can be found in Fangoria Magazine, The Metal Pit, and Dead Rhetoric. Inspired by artists like Bernie Wrightson, Vincent Locke, and Clive Barker, Kenneth Gallant has also contributed to Broken Frontier and Blistering. Currently, he serves as a staff writer at The Metal Pit and the owner/editor of Horror Metal Sounds, continually feeding his passion for the dark and eerie.

David Kempf is a prolific storyteller whose chilling narratives have captivated readers through over fifty short stories, six gripping novels, and numerous stage plays. Known for his deft exploration of horror and addiction-related themes, Kempf has received multiple accolades, including winning Millersville University’s Lemuria magazine short story competition. His literary reach spans both children’s literature—co-authoring meaningful books like “The Wisdom Tree” with his son—and the horror genre, most notably through acclaimed collections such as “Tales of Monster Madness” and “Ghost Stories”.

Jared Sterns is a former journalist and pop culture enthusiast originally from Boston, where he studied journalism at Emerson College and reported on the night cops beat for The Boston Globe. Now living in San Francisco, Jared is known for his quirky personality and describes himself as “a 200-year-old woman trapped in the body of a much younger gay man,” highlighting his appreciation for history and nostalgia.

Mark Arnold is an American pop culture historian, writer, and podcast host who has authored over 15 books on topics including comic books, animation, music, and TV.