About Our Authors
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Jennifer Ann Gordon
Jennifer Anne Gordon is an award-winning author and popular host of the Vox Vomitus podcast. Her novel Beautiful, Frightening and Silent won the Kindle Award for Best Horror/Suspense for 2020, Best Horror 2020 from Authors on the Air, and was a finalist for American Book Fest’s Best Book Award- Horror, 2020. It also received the Platinum 5 Star Review from Reader’s Choice as well as the Gold Seal from Book View. Her latest novel Pretty/Ugly won the Helicon Award for Best Horror for 2022, the Kindle Award for Best Novel of the Year (Reader’s Choice), as well as the Gold Medal from Literary Titan. Jennifer is a member of Mystery Writers of America, the Horror Writers Association (where she served on the jury for the Stoker Awards) and is the Agents and Editors chair of the New England Crime Bake Committee.
Her upcoming collection The Japanese Box: Tales of Grief and Horror will be published in late 2023 (Last Waltz Publishing) she is also a featured essayist in Let Grief Speak by Diane Zinna (Columbia University Press 2024).
Her personal essays on grief, trauma, and horror have been published at The Horror Tree, Ladies of Horror Fiction, The Nerd Daily, and Reader’s Entertainment Magazine.
For more information you can visit her website at www.JenniferAnneGordon.com
She is represented by Paula Munier at Talcott Notch Literary.
Daemon Manx
Daemon Manx is an author with a backstory. He is a recovering addict who spent nearly a decade in the prison system, where he focused on recovery and learned to perfect his horror writing craft. He has been featured in magazines in the US, the UK, and Germany and, in 2021, was nominated for a Splatterpunk award for his book Abigail. Daemon is the author of the Ojanox series, endorsed by Scream Queen actress, Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp). He was a bonus round winner on the gameshow Wheel of Fortune in 1999 and is infamously known for a motor vehicle accident involving President Ronald Reagan’s limousine. After struggling with addiction and incarceration, Daemon now uses his story to illustrate the positive outcome of sobriety and offer a glimpse at what life can be like when one receives a second chance.
Jack Wells
Jack Wells is a burgeoning author located in Northern Utah. He has been writing on and off since grade school, though most of his early works consist of bad poetry and even worse song lyrics. Some of his more serious writing experience includes penning amateur reviews of movies, novels (multiple genres), and video games for various websites. When not putting pen to paper, Jack can be found spending time with his sweet but quirky family, hiking, kayaking, and sipping whiskey by his fire pit.
His critically acclaimed series, Monochrome, Noir is set to wrap up Nov. and Dec. of '22 with the release of Parts 3 and 4.
One can often catch Jack taking spontaneous late night road trips throughout northern Utah with the latest retro synth music providing a surreal soundtrack. Outside of all the fun activities, Jack spends much of his time herding cats as a beleaguered government employee
Matt Scott
Matt Scott is a horror writer and the author of over fifty published short stories. His work has appeared in anthologies by Black Ink Fiction, Siren’s Call Publications, Black Hare Press and many more. Matt lives in southern Colorado with his wife, Heather, and their outdoor-loving fur family. When he is not writing, Matt is hiking, fishing, geocaching, and most likely piecing together another story.
