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Michael G. Williams is a native of the Appalachian Mountains and award-winning novelist. He describes his writing as wry horror, strange science fiction, and suburban fantasy: stories told from the perspectives of vampires, unconventional investigators, magicians, and hackers who live in the places so many of us also call home and who retain their sense of humor. More than anything he enjoys telling stories of people who, through terrible trials, find the friends and comrades who form their true families.
Michael is also an avid athlete, activist, gamer, and brother in St. Anthony Hall and Mu Beta Psi. He lives in Durham, NC, with his husband, a variety of animals, and more and better friends than he probably deserves.
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The Withrow Chronicles tells the story of a lonely, reclusive vampire as he finds his people, his place in the world, and something to live for after decades of being undead. As Withrow reconnects to the world of the living, he finds himself facing monsters far and wide who would gladly wipe it out. Punching baddies and hunting monsters is easy for a creature like Withrow. The scary part is having to make friends along the way!
What starts as the story of an inconvenience, and then a crisis, becomes an epic struggle to save the modern world from a terrible fate - without letting it find out that struggle is happening at all. More than that, however, it's also the tale of outcasts and wanderers who find their power - and each other - in the friendships they form in the shadows and hidden corners of society.
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Bram Stoker Award © nominated Editor Eric Miller is known for the horror anthologies HELL COMES TO HOLLYWOOD 1 & 2, and the "18 WHEELS" trucking fiction series (18 WHEELS OF HORROR and 18 WHEELS OF SCIENCE FICTION. He runs the small press Big Time Books, and was thrilled that John Palisano's story "Happy Joe's Rest Stop" from 18 WHEELS OF HORROR won the Bram Stoker Award for superior achievement in short fiction, honored that HELL COMES TO HOLLYWOOD was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Anthology, and proud that two stories from HELL COMES TO HOLLYWOOD II were also nominated for Stokers: Hal Bodner's "Hot Tub" and Eric J. Guignard's "Dreams of a Little Suicide."
Killarney Traynor is a writer, singer, actor, and history buff who decided that she wanted to write books as soon as she was old enough to start reading them. A resident of New Hampshire, she works at an insurance brokerage by day, and writes her novels by night. Her books, Summer Shadows and Necessary Evil, reflects her love of local culture, history, and long summer days.
