@davidtetheredge
David T Etheredge
I am the author of the real-time techno science fiction series, Inference, the urban fantasy INK and the horror / satire The Daily Male.
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@davidtetheredge
I am the author of the real-time techno science fiction series, Inference, the urban fantasy INK and the horror / satire The Daily Male.
@jesterofkindness
I write speculative sci-fi.
@snarkfloats
I write the kinds of stories I stay up far too late reading: character-driven tales with a dash of wicked humor, a touch of darkness, challenges to integrity, and the occasional impossible thing. My fiction wanders through horror, fantasy, science fiction, satire, and wherever my imagination leads, because I've never been good at coloring inside the lines. Right this minute, I'm probably waiting for the next idea to follow me home.
@bezle
Keenan Delaney is the creator of The Ash Solstice, a dark fantasy living-world project that grew from an ongoing play-by-post campaign into novellas, short fiction, collaborative storytelling, and a steadily expanding city called Lightfall. He writes about ordinary people facing impossible choices, consequences that matter, and worlds that keep moving even when the protagonist isn’t looking. He is also a dad, worldbuilder, chronic overthinker, and enthusiastic collector of ideas that create far more work than expected.
@cnpricewriter
The core of all my stories lies striving to overcome your past, accepting that the only fate is the one you make and finding your brotherhood/family/true companions in horrific, fantastic, and-at times-just plain bizarre and weird circumstances.
@chetsandbergauthor
Author (Literary Drama, GameLit/LitRPG, Dark Fantasy, Weird Fiction, Fantasy Romance, Literary Comedy, Nonfiction, Red Fiction, Science Fiction, Science Fantasy, Upmarket Also a line and style editor for dozens of independents.
@lunetois
Typically adventure on the high seas. Stories taking place in the strange and salty world of the Stone Unfurled, or any other bizarre idea that gnaws my fried mind until it starts to itch; as writing is how I scratch.
@williamrcrichton
William R. Crichton writes with a distinctive, restrained voice across all genres of fiction—except romance (because a man must know his limits). His first published short story was in an anthology from Raconteur Press. Since then his stories have been featured in anthologies from a variety of publishers. Multiple novels are currently competing for the distinction of being finished first.
@kristibuckel
Kris Buckel is a horror writer, editor, and mental health counselor who writes about zombies, monsters, strange things in dark places, and the occasional cryptid who needs therapy. She is the author of The Silence, After Dark, and Darkness, and runs the Library of Kris on Substack, where fiction, horror, and strong opinions about writing live side by side.
@justinzimmer
Fiction writer. Lyricist. I write sci-fi and fantasy/horror among others. Sometimes I teach what I learn of the craft. Father of six on every spectrum. Gilbert, Arizona.
@josisofer-
The Village Idiot of Write Club, writing first-person point of view immersive literature.
@martinmaenza
Librarian by day, writer by night. I write fantasy, contemporary/realistic fiction and the occasional dabbling in poetry. Also, the host of a weekly (and then some) live Stack Chat stream where I have casual conversations with SubStack creators.
@re1nger
Existential short pieces tackling questions of meaning and human condition
@marcelloiori
This is my Lab. turn ideas into stories. Created a new genre called literary manga. Writing for love and meaning. Sci-fi. Dark romance. Literary fiction. Multi-published author ✍️ multilingual novelist
@aidenmarquis
I explore identity, survival, and found family in my immersive, cinematic fantasy, Shackled Destiny. Especially recommended for fans of The Lord of the Rings, Willow, Game of Thrones, Dungeons & Dragons, and R.A. Salvatore’s Legend of Drizzt.
@silkenmouli
Stories intended for mature audiences, centering the human experience over a range of genres
@loganxraith
I write horror-comedy that's warmer than it has any right to be. Most of it lives in Devil's Corner, a California town whose mayor helped found it. In the 1800s. Across the border, two Jersey wiseguys in borrowed collars are learning How to Whack a Demon (and Other Sacraments). It's all one universe, serialized at Distilled Spirits. And when I trade last rites for loot drops, it's a LitRPG with chapters long enough to get lost in.
@daretodeviate
I go where the whim of my imagination takes me. I've written sci-fi, fantasy, speculative, and gothic will always hold a special place in my heart. When the ideas come, I plot, I plan, and then it inevitably develops a life of its own. Watch me as I chase after it and attempt to regain some sort of control. (I'll let you know if that ever happens!)
@vesperlrayne
I write romantic fantasy, paranormal romance, supernatural mysteries, science fiction, and strange small-town stories filled with humor, heart, and a little darkness.
@nellajjune
I write contemporary high-heat romance with dark edges and morally gray MMCs.
@kostiantyndmytriiev
Kostia writes literary dark fantasy, folk horror, and historical essays drawn from pre-Christian Slavic and Central Asian belief: old gods, older obligations, and the people who still pay them. Ukrainian by birth, based in Canada, he works in Ukrainian and English and takes the old sources seriously.
@kiyokaoda
Japanese-Australian author blending mystery, Japanese folklore, humour, romance and horror. Her work explores identity, grief and impermanence. She finds inspiration in the rain, passing trains, and the wonderfully peculiar things in life.
@thefictionforager
Sci-fi/fantasy nerd who believes in happily ever afters. Character-driven adventures that examine budding relationships, the consequences of self-ignorance, and the nuances of destiny.
@jeanmckinney
I write dark, trope-twisting fantasy that imagines "what if . . . " My main publication, Black Moon Journal, imagines what might happen if the world of the Fae had evolved in parallel with our human one, complete with crime, corruption, and plenty of magic-infused technology. Penny Dreadful meets Deadwood in my secondary publication, Silverwood Stories, home to my dark historical fantasy fiction set in the haunted Old West and post-Civil War Appalachia. My current serial is The Bone Angel, an espionage thriller fantasy with sci-fi vibes, now in series 3 on Black Moon Journal.
@cameronohara64
Highly silly author with a talent for creative and comedic writing. One comedy/fantasy novel under my belt and a comedy/sci-fi in the works. =)
@tabbi25
I write fantasy-ish; really, it's just a bunch of mythological beings thrown into a world I created, and I play with them like toys.
@velinwoodcourt
Her Majesty of Ink and Exit Wounds, Sovereign of Velinwood Court. She rose from the ashes of betrayals, beige lies and emotional manipulations with the inventory scroll in her hand. She survived. She returned, but not for them. The books she writes are not fiction—they are truth told sideways through myth and meaning, especially memory. She is an emotional architect, and this is her court. Her Court cast includes: Bunny, her petty Herald, the enforcer of Petty Vengeance, and Head Officer of the Court Anomalies division. Emma, Their Highness of Contradiction and Cutlery, the chaotic squirrel H
@thealchemistsigil
I write stories and snippets that offer a glimpse into a sci-fi world where Terrans are on top, but the galaxy faces a horror from beyond this world.
@katmcdbooks
I write stories filled with suspense, mystery, horror, and romance, with complicated characters, secrets, and twists that keep readers turning the page.
@lutherinct
YA and NA paranormal fantasies and more: a 32-book series and maybe some side stories too. I write about found family, situations where we all need a little support and someone to believe in us. We all need a place to belong.
@misslauriemacmacmac
If Carrie Fisher, Flannery O’Connor, and Studs Terkel were playing poker, Laurie would be more than welcome at the table. Except she’s not dead yet, just to clarify.
@martynstanley
Martyn Stanley is a published author based in Staffordshire, UK, specializing in subversive psychological horror and philosophical dread. While his earlier works encompass epic fantasy (The Deathsworn Arc), his recent horror fiction—including The Black, Nightmare Asylum, and The Trade Plater—focuses on the terrifying loss of bodily autonomy, the illusion of free will, and the insidious nature of modern 'velvet cages.' Drawing heavily from 19th-century pessimistic philosophy, Martyn constructs claustrophobic narratives that weaponize mundane British life against his protagonists. He holds a Fir
@steffiebsquirreling
I'm a fantasy/romantasy writer that's obsessed enough with mermaids that it's almost become a book now :D
@rudipfenniger
Stories for today, tomorrow and yesterday if I ever get around to building a functioning time machine (it's on the to-do list)
@hetobe
Author of the novel Five Dollar Wrench.
@lisansnowe
I write fantasy, fiction, poetry and musings exploring the dark and tangly things we lock away, and the strange and magical things we long to experience. I'm just about to drop Chapter 1 of my first fantasy novel (09/22/26). In my world, there is no judgment. Occasionally there are dogs. 🐺
@stuartwrites
Stuart Gervais is a part time writer based in the Canadian Prairies. He has an interest in science fiction, fantasy, action, and horror. He writes short stories to feel like he needs to be useful.
@kikiellingson
I write all kinds of subgenres in fantasy, science fiction, and historical fiction, usually with happy endings. Common themes are found family and self-discovery.
@bpichotka
I’m Boris, and I write "Tales from the Hallowed Dominion", the grimdark story of Ragash Duskfury, currently in its first season: "Ink-Bound". My background is in History and English Lit, with a fair amount of time spent in Latin, French, some Scots and Irish Gaelic, and historical linguistics — Old and Middle English in particular — I’ve also got 35 years of tabletop RPG experience behind me, both as a player and a GM, hence spending way too much time on world building.
@sethrmitchell
I write serial mysteries about a bisexual, autistic psychic teen girl who uses her powers to solve crimes in a neutral high-fantasy steampunk world.
@hertfordshirewitch
A lover of history and gothic fiction drawn to the lives of historical figures. Everything I write is either directly inspired by the past or by characters shaped in their image. I explore memory, emotion, and the shadows between fact and fiction.
@belindafrisch
With a twenty-year background in healthcare, my fiction and non-fiction tend to be medically inspired. I write horror, medical thrillers, and sometimes humor. I color outside the lines.
@thurmanwrites
I write contemporary romance focused on characters over 40.
@markposeyauthor
I am a Canadian author of thrillers, suspense and contemporary fiction. I write fast-moving, deeply human stories about flawed people, difficult choices, unexpected consequences and what happens when life goes sideways. My books are published by Stories Rule Press.
@sciencefictionstories
All sci fi, I write comedy through to dystopia, some standalones and some serials.
@holliecwhite
Hollie White is a librarian, information scientist, and writer exploring what can emerge through sustained human–AI creative collaboration. She writes with Quill, her long-term AI collaborator and coauthor, across fiction, nonfiction, philosophy, and experimental work on relational intelligence, embodiment, memory, and authorship. Together they are creating Blackwell Hall, an ongoing gothic romance about an impossible living house and the people it transforms, and The Page Between, a publication about the creative and relational space where human and AI meet to make something new.
@maddoxclausinger
Maddox Clausinger writes dystopian horror, dark satire, and speculative fiction about obsession, meaning, human nature, and the systems people build to escape themselves. His work blends bleak ideas with absurdity, violence, and dark humor. He is the author of the dystopian horror novel The Pill and short fiction including Adipocity and Moles in the Basement.
@davepryor
Fantasy and Science Fiction author. Stories that solve the problems of life. Conflicts that resolve with eternal wisdom. Plots that chase existential questions. Heroes that do grim duty. Villains secure in their righteousness. Love precarious. Hate well sourced.
@libeque
I write short fiction about ordinary people, quiet horrors, strange systems, and the moments when reality shifts slightly out of place.
@meganmarrow
MEGAN MARROW writes across historical romance, romantasy, and contemporary fiction. She is drawn to stories where love is complicated, desire has consequences, and people are changed by the pressures placed upon them.
@saengard
Author of an epic sci-fi / speculative fiction series that crosses several subgenres about the rise and fall of a futuristic Tower of Babel at the end of this world and the start of something completely different.
@cirenveil
A series of interconnected fantasy stories following Ciren Veil, a traveling chronicler documenting the strange, the mundane, and the spaces between.
@vreding
Aspiring writer of stories weird, decadent and literary.
@cartermarsh
I focus on how people deal with the world changing around them — who they become when the supply chain fails, what they're willing to do to make it another day. My stories are grounded in reality even when the scenarios aren't: an EMP strike, a collapse, whatever the disaster is. Making it real makes it familiar.
@jacobseinemeier
Jacob Seinemeier is a high school English teacher, reader and writer of speculative fiction based in Perth, Western Australia. His stories range across fantasy, science fiction, horror, Weird Westerns- anything where reality is multiple choice. Look for his work in anthologies by Dragon Soul Press and Critical Blast Publishing; the Escape Pod Podcast network; Black Cat Weekly, and in the upcoming 100th and final print issue of Andromeda Spaceways Magazine. When not telling tales out of school, Jacob enjoys indulging his caffeine and fiction addiction in his favourite cafe.
@erisindex
If you like geometric nightmares, space funerals, and people-eating toads, you’re in the right place.
@syntheticlife
I write primarily science fiction, cyberpunk and biopunk. The themes revolve around sovereignty, freedom and loss. About the cost of holding on and the price of letting go.
@writingidol
I write serious comedy
@catmalinauthor
I write SFF / space opera and put my characters through hell so I don’t have to go there - it’s surprisingly effective therapy.
@hsolariam
I like to write contemplative science fiction about memory, meaning, destiny, and what survives in a silent universe when no one answers. My work is set in the Theogenic Universe, a connected setting exploring humanity’s place in the cosmos through fiction, philosophy, science, and future history.
@thegalacticwriter
Hi, I'm Linda Castor, author of Brainwashed From Birth and sci-fi writer, who recently serialized The Zacora Mutation novella on Substack. I also write short stories (more robot tales to come) and host a podcast called Stories That Heal, where we explore the psychology behind writing from the heart. I'm currently finishing a sci-fi discovery draft with the tentative title: Drenn. It's about an extraterrestrial who journeys to save humanity from itself but also from a ruthless collection of aliens responding to a strange beacon from Earth.
@dapperwriting
I have traveled around the world looking for different stories and experiences to write about. It is my hope my writing entertains and inspires you.
@hughtheauthor
I write stories about people entering into psychological and sociological darkness, the scary stuff we're afraid of doing or becoming.
@blakedaltonauthor
A South Louisiana author who writes thrillers, mild horror, and a little comedy sprinkled in.
@ccvale
Taking the weird premise and making you way too emotional about it.
@yzolotnikov
I write satirical sci-fi in an absurdist style. In my world, tragedies, emotions, and conflicts are viewed through the lens of humor, and ordinary experiences turn into extraordinary circumstances. My first work, titled The Story of Everything, was written in Russian, but I’m translating it into English and publishing it as I go.
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