Scott H. Andrews,
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief

A replica late fifteenth-century dog-faced bascinet, and the Editor.

Scott H. Andrews is a chemistry lecturer, an editor, and a writer. He was co-Fiction Editor of The William and Mary Review for two years. His literary short fiction won a $1000 prize from the Briar Cliff Review; his genre short fiction has appeared in venues such as Weird Tales, Space and Time, Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, and On Spec.

Scott lives in Virginia with his wife, two cats, nine guitars, a dozen overflowing bookcases, and hundreds of beer bottles from all over the world.

Kate Marshall,
Assistant Editor

The Assistant Editor, sans bascinet.

Kate Marshall has no bascinet, but she does have the requisite cat. She is a graduate of the Odyssey Writing Workshop and her fiction has appeared in IGMS, Pseudopod, Nossa Morte, and Brain Harvest. She spends her days writing for a video game company in Seattle.