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I write Pulp. At least I aspire too.

What do I mean by "Pulp"?

I mean two-fisted tales of daring and adventure, mystery and danger around every corner. Think Tarzan, Conan the Cimmerian, Doc Savage and dime-novel gunslingers with an air of modernity.

What's my ideal novel? What would such a thing even look like?

It would look like Indiana Jones waltzing into Jurassic Park with James Bond at his side.

I am slated to appear in two anthologies published by Rogue Blades Entertainment, "Reach for the Sky", and "Death's Sting". The first anthology is a collection of short stories that combine two parts cowboy and one part sci-fi. The second are Sword and Sorcery tales that center around the exploits of immortals. And next year, I will also be found within the hallowed pages of "Weirdbook" magazine.

I'm a simple man. When I read a book, I want adventure, excitement, and intrigue.

That's what I hope to deliver to you.

You can find more about me, my writing, my adventures, and exclusive short stories at ldwhitneyauthor.wixsite.com/home or you can follow me on Instagram at ldwhitneyauthor.

-L. D. Whitney

Matthew John is an English language arts teacher and employee of Monolith Games (Conan, Batman: Gotham City Chronicles). He lives with his wife, two children, and countless cats and dogs in Nova Scotia, Canada. When time allows, he likes to write short fiction, waste time at the gaming table, and chat sword and sorcery on the Rogues in the House Podcast. His work has been published in Grimdark Magazine, Skelos (SkelosPress), Weirdbook (Wildside Press), and Robert E. Howard’s Conan the roleplaying game (Modiphius Games).

Scott Oden is a bestselling author of historical fantasy and sword-and-sorcery. Since his debut in 2005, his books have received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist; he has been an Amazon Editor’s Pick and has been nominated for a Gemmell Award. His work has been endorsed by such preeminent authors as Steven Pressfield, David Anthony Durham, and John Gwynne.

Scott lives in the foothills of the Appalachians with his lovely wife, Shannon, and a variety of dogs -- all of them neurotic and prone to dancing like no one’s watching.

Before turning his hand to writing, Scott worked the usual slate of odd jobs, from delivering pizza to stocking shelves at a local grocery. In his spare time, he likes table-top roleplaying games, reading, and making the occasional bracelet from old stone beads. He dreams of running away from reality and living in a Hobbit hole . . .

If you want to know more, please visit Scott’s website at https://scottoden.wordpress.com/, where you can follow his blog and be there when he finally takes the plunge and creates a mailing list.

Cora Buhlert was born and bred in Bremen, North Germany, where she still lives today – after time spent in London, Singapore, Rotterdam and Mississippi. Cora holds an MA degree in English from the University of Bremen.

Cora has been writing, since she was a teenager, and has published stories, articles and poetry in various international magazines. She is the author of the Silencer series of pulp style thrillers, the Shattered Empire space opera series, the In Love and War science fiction romance series, the Thurvok and Kurval sword and sorcery series, the Helen Shepherd Mysteries and plenty of standalone stories in multiple genres.

Cora is the winner of the 2022 Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer and the 2021 Space Cowboy Award. When Cora is not writing, she works as a translator and teacher.

Visit her on the web at www.corabuhlert.com or follow her on Twitter under @CoraBuhlert.

BIO: KIRK A. JOHNSON

Born in Trinidad in 1971, he credits his love for fantasy (notably Sword & Sorcery and Heroic Fantasy) to watching old movies with his dad at a very young age. The very first novel he read was the Hobbit at age 8, as well as becoming an avid fan of Conan the Barbarian Marvel comic series.

In 2005, he began writing his own fantasy adventure short stories based on his years of enjoying and learning the genre. In 2014, he sold his first short story to MVmedia LLC for its first anthology, Griots: A Sword and Soul Anthology. He is still writing short stories and is now working on his first collection of adventure stories described as a Sword and Soul meets Weird Fiction.

Steve Dilks (1971- ) is an English writer working primarily in the field of sword-&-sorcery. He has also written poetry, science-fiction, adventure and horror. Since 2015 he has been the editor and publisher of THE HYBORIAN GAZETTE and TWILIGHT ECHOES for Carnelian Press.

S. E. Lindberg resides near Cincinnati, Ohio working as a microscopist, employing his skills as a scientist and artist to understand the manufacturing of products analogous to medieval paints. Two decades of practicing chemistry, combined with a passion for the Sword and Sorcery genre, spurred him to write Dyscrasia Fiction: graphic adventure fictionalizing the alchemical humors.

Visit his blog: selindberg.com

Dyscrasia Fiction explores the choices humans and their gods make as a disease corrupts their souls, shared blood and creative energies. Historically, dyscrasia referred to any imbalance of the four medicinal humors professed by the ancient Greeks to sustain life (phlegm, blood, black and yellow bile). Artisans, anatomists, and chemists of the Renaissance expressed shared interest in the humors; accordingly, the scope of humorism evolved to include aspects of the four alchemical elements (water, air, earth and fire) and psychological temperaments (phlegmatic, sanguine, melancholic and choleric). In short, the humors are mystical media of color, energy, and emotion; Dyscrasia Fiction presents them as spiritual muses for artisans, sources of magical power, and contagions of a deadly disease.