Christopher Sequeira is a writer and editor who specialises in the mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and super-hero genres. He's written scripts for flagship comic-book brands such as Justice League Adventures for DC Entertainment, and Iron Man and X-Men stories for Marvel Entertainment. His short fiction has been published in anthologies in Australia, the UK, Canada, the US, and Europe, and he's created original characters, and edited and published comics and short story collections in Australia. He notably worked as a co-editor on all three book-sized volumes of the Terror Australis horror anthology with Leigh Blackmore and Bryce Stevens. His current projects include Australia's most popular superhero comic-book as he takes the wheel for The Phantom on a few different storylines for Frew Publishing. Other forthcoming works by Sequeira include the The Exoneration of Doctor Fu Manchu graphic novel series in partnership with artist and long-time colleague W. Chew Chan, and Sherlock Holmes: The Australian Casebook, a mass-market, hardcover collection of all-new Holmes stories, edited by Sequeira, to be published late 2017 by the Bonnier Group. Sequeira has formed the working group 'Horror Australis' with fellow editors and writers Bryce Stevens and Steve Proposch to edit and package entertaining and interesting speculative fiction collections internationally. Steve Proposch is the co-creator of mystical superhero The Borderlander. He has written non-fiction for publications such as Beat, Rebel Razor, and Time Out Melbourne. He lives in Australia. Peter Rawlik is a regular member of the Lovecraft Ezine Podcast and a frequent contributor to the New York Review of Science Fiction. He is the author of The Peaslee Papers, Reanimators, Reanimatrix, and The Weird Company. He lives in Florida. Once upon a time Bryce Stevens helped edit and illustrate horror magazines Bloodsongs, Terror Australis, and Severed Head. He published The Fear Codex: Australian Encyclopaedia of Dark Fantasy & Horror CD. Several collections of his horror tales have been published including Stalking the Demon and Skin Tight. In 2013, with co-editors Christopher Sequeira and Steve Proposch, Bryce helped set up Horror Australis. For several years until recently Bryce worked for an Australian wildlife agency as a reptile handler. Currently he has a new collection of horror/supernatural tales ready for publication.