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Pamela Koehne-Drube is a Wales-based historian and ghostwriter with a passion for mythology, fantasy and horror. She has written extensively about the pipeline of history to mythology and popular culture, with a focus on Arthurian legend and vampire lore. Her short stories have received a notable mention in Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year. Marta Cobb currently teaches medieval subjects in the School of History at the University of Leeds, focusing in particular on female mystics as well as modern representations and appropriations of the medieval. She has recently published an essay about the portrayal of Morgan le Fay in film and television.
Chris A. Bolton lives in a house inside a cemetery in Portland, Oregon. His screenplays have won the ScreenCraft Horror and Animation contests, and he wrote the all-ages graphic novels Smash: Trial by Fire and Smash: Fearless (Candlewick Press). His short stories have been published in Portland Noir and ParABNormal Magazine. |
