Rebecca Halsey is the author of the historic romance novel Notes of Temptation. Her short fiction has most recently appeared in Ghost Parachute and The Bookends Review. She holds an MFA degree in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University.​ Her nonfiction writing has been a byproduct of her work in the cybersecurity industry where her analysis has covered cybersecurity trends, eCrime threats, hacktivism, and targeted intrusion adversaries worldwide. She has been part of Flash Fiction Online staff off and on since 2016, most recently taking on the roles of editor-in-chief and publisher.

She resides in Maryland with her husband, four children, and a very stubborn Olde English Bulldogge. When she isn’t writing or editing, she is sketching, painting, gardening, and playing video games. Learn more at www.rebeccahalsey.com.

Lisa Fox is a pharmaceutical market researcher by day and fiction writer by night. She survives—and sometimes even thrives—in the chaos of suburban New Jersey life with her husband, two teenage sons, and quirky Double-Doodle dog. Lisa’s work has been featured in Amazing Stories, Uncharted Magazine, Dark Matter, Bards and Sages Quarterly, Metaphorosis, New Myths, and Brilliant Flash Fiction, among others. Lisa has had work nominated for the Pushcart Prize and for Best Small Fictions and is a previous winner of the NYC Midnight Short Screenplay competition. She is the author of two short story collections: Core Truths, and Passageways—Short Speculative Fiction. You can find Lisa and her published work via her website: lisafoxiswriting.com, on Facebook (lisafoxiswriting) or on Twitter @iamlisafox10800.

Anna Clark is a shipyard pipefitter in Cornwall, UK. When not welding or crawling through void spaces, she can be found writing fiction (often of the speculative variety) on the rocks by the beach. Her stories can be found in Diabolical Plots, Factor Four, and Baubles from Bones. She sometimes hangs out on Bluesky under the handle @annaclark.bsky.social.

Lauren Kardos (she/her) writes from Washington, DC, but she’s still breaking up with her hometown in Western Pennsylvania. The Molotov Cocktail, hex, Cold Signal, Bending Genres, Lost Balloon, Best Microfiction 2022, and The Lumiere Review are just a few of the fine publications that feature her stories and poems. You can find more of her work at www.laurenkardos.co.

Stephen Granade is a physicist and writer from Huntsville, Alabama, the city with a Saturn V rocket in its skyline. Their stories have appeared in Strange Horizons, Baffling Magazine, and Escape Pod. Their game, Professor of Magical Studies, is available from Choice of Games, and they co-edit Small Wonders, an SFF magazine for flash fiction and poetry. Find them on Bluesky (@granades.com) and their website (https://stephen.granades.com).

Eleanor Lennox lives in New England. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Radon Journal, Factor Four, Crepuscular, MudRoom, and 34 Orchard. You can find Eleanor at eleanorlennox.com or @eleanorlennox.bsky.social.

Angela James is a lawyer by day who resides in a small Canadian community with her spouse and many pets. Her words can be found in various places, including Pithead Chapel, BULL, and Cowboy Jamboree. She has been fortunate enough to have pieces nominated for inclusion in Best Microfiction and Best Small Fictions anthologies as well as for a Pushcart.