Holly Schofield travels through time at the rate of one second per second, oscillating between the alternate realities of city and country life. Her short stories have appeared in Analog, Lightspeed, Escape Pod, and elsewhere. Her works are used in university curricula and translated into multiple languages. Find her at hollyschofield.wordpress.com.

Beth Goder is an archivist and author. Over 40 of her short stories have appeared in venues such as Escape Pod, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Analog, Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, Flash Fiction Online, and Horton’s The Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy. You can find her online at http://www.bethgoder.com.

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.

Samir Sirk Morató is a scientist, artist, and flesh heap. Some of their published and forthcoming writing can be found in The Drabblecast, Seize the Press, ergot., and NIGHTMARE. Their art can be found in body fluids and Tenebrous Press’ “Thank You For Joining the Algorithm.”

Faith Allington (she/her) is a writer, gardener, and lover of mystery parties. Her work is forthcoming or has previously appeared in various literary journals, including Apex Magazine, Hexagon MYRIAD, Cease, Cows, and Crow & Cross Keys.

Rodrigo Culagovski is a Chilean architect, designer, and web developer. He has published in Nature, Levar Burton Reads, Future Science Fiction Digest, and khōréō, among others. You can find him on mastodon as @culagovski@wandering.shop. He misses his Commodore 64.

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For as long as he can remember, Kiernan Livingstone has been writing stories, but it was only recently that he decided to share them with the world. His debut novel Hexblood was self-published on Amazon in April 2024, and he’s now hard at work on the sequel while still making time for other projects. He is a graduate of Simon Fraser University with a BA in Communications and History, and now lives in North Vancouver with his wife and two dogs. When not writing, Kiernan can be found on the mountains hiking or skiing, or sitting down with friends to play D&D.