Victoria Dixon is obsessed with writing, culture, books, faith, and family, though not in that order. She lives in Kansas, which is not monochrome, regardless of what fraudulent wizards might suggest. She’s had work published in Nature Futures, Murderbugs Anthology, and Dreamforge Anvil. Victoria has her own freelance editing service, Empress Editing, and can be followed at https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaLDixon or https://www.VictoriaLeaDixon.com .
Jennifer R. Donohue grew up at the Jersey Shore and now lives in central New York with her husband and their Dobermans. A full member of the SFWA, she works at her local public library where she also facilitates a writing workshop. In addition to Exit Ghost, her debut novel, she is the author of the Run With the Hunted cyberpunk heist novella series, and the Learn to Howl werewolf trilogy. Her work has otherwise appeared in Apex Magazine, Escape Pod, The Deadlands, Fusion Fragment, and elsewhere.
Nick Douglas is an author and comedy writer in Brooklyn, NY. His work has appeared in Gawker, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, and Lifehacker. He co-created the horror-comedy podcast “Roommate From Hell.”
Matt Dovey is very tall, and very British, and although his surname rhymes with “Dopey” all other similarities to the dwarf are only coincidence. He’d hoped for a more exciting mid-life crisis than “late autism and ADHD diagnoses”, but turns out you don’t get to choose. The scar on his arm is from an accident at the factory as a young ‘un. He lives in a quiet market town in rural England with his wife, three children, and varying quantities of cats and/or dogs, and has been the host of PodCastle since 2022. He has fiction out and forthcoming all over the place: keep up with it at mattdovey.com, because he’s mostly sworn off social media. Mostly.
Aidan Doyle is an Australian writer and editor. He is the co-editor of the World Fantasy Award-nominated Sword and Sonnet and the author of The Writer’s Book of Doubt. He has visited more than 100 countries and his experiences include teaching English in Japan, interviewing ninjas in Bolivia, and going ten-pin bowling in North Korea. Follow his exploits at http://www.aidandoyle.net
Aidan joined PodCastle as an Associate Editor in 2016.
Jacquie Duckworth is a Bay Area actress, Teaching Artist, and Director of just about anything from Shakespeare to sketch comedy. She has one child in college and another starting next year and looks forward to embracing poverty with a plucky resourcefulness.
Eboni Dunbar is a queer, black woman who writes queer and black speculative fiction. She resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her partner. She received her BA from Macalester College in English and her MFA in Creative Writing from Mills College. She is also a VONA Alum. Her work can be found in FIYAH Magazine Issue #7: Music. She can be found on twitter: @sugoionna87
Andy Duncan was born in Batesburg, South Carolina and graduated from high school from W.W. Wyman King Academy. He earned a degree in journalism from the University of South Carolina and worked for seven years at the Greensboro News & Record. His novelette “Close Encounters” won the 2012 Nebula Award for Best Novelette. His fiction has appeared in a number of venues, including Asimov’s Science Fiction, Realms of Fantasy, Weird Tales, SciFiction, and Escape Pod. He has also published poetry, essays, and reviews.
Hal Duncan is the author of VELLUM, INK, TESTAMENT, and numerous short stories, poems, essays, and even some musicals. Various chapbooks, ebooks and audiobooks can be ordered via Bandcamp, and regular video and audio performances can be accessed via Patreon. As a book doctor, he offers manuscript critique and one-to-one mentoring services at reasonable rates.