Mort Castle
Chief Editor

Six times a Bram Stoker award nominee, an International Horror Guild nominee, and a multiple-personality nominee for the best “Horror-Fantasy-Literary Writer Who Plays Five String Banjo” (in his height, weight, age, and mental health division). He’s been an adjunct professor in the Fiction Writing Department of Columbia College Chicago for the past ten years, has served as writer-in-residence for Chicago Heights High School District 206 in Chicago Heights, Illinois since 1980, and in 2000 was named one of “21 Leaders in the Arts for the 21st Century” by the Chicago Sun-Times/Hollinger Newspaper.

Debbie Kuhn
Non-Fiction Editor

Not too long ago, a man with a fake teddy bear bomb accused Debbie Kuhn of being an evil redhead. She freely admits this is true, but only on her bad days. On her good days she's simply a writer, an editor and a scary southern belle.

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Stephen M. Wilson
Poetry Editor

He is a poet, writer, and editor whose own writing has been nominated for five Rhysling Awards, a James Award, and a Dwarf Stars Award, was a finalist for L. Ron Hubbard’s Writers of the Future Award and garnered an Honorable Mention from Ellen Datlow in The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror 19 (2006).

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Ken Lillie-Paetz
Art Director

In a strange development that sent shockwaves of horror to artists everywhere, Mr. Lillie-Paetz was named Art Director for Doorways Magazine. Mr. Lillie-Paetz is well known for his drawings of lumpy headed stick people and weird spidery things that he insists are rats, so he was surely a questionable choice to take the art direction helm. It can only be assumed that he is currently mad with power, and your hearts should go out to those poor souls that will now fall under his command.

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Diana Barron
Column Writer

A Bram Stoker Award Finalist Author in 2002 for her Supernatural Thriller novel, PHANTOM FEAST, lives in a small Ontario resort town with her so-patient husband Phil and their happy family of furry and feathered companions.

www.dianabarron.com