Dreamer-in-Chief has spoken to Terry Hooker at several events, and finally did an email interview with her. Terry Hooker also writes as M.E. Anderson.

Meet author Logan Ash, a self-published author of fantasy. Logan Ash, author Dreamer-in-Chief: What are your pronouns? Logan Ash: He/Him Dreamer-in-Chief: How long have you been writing? Logan Ash: I first started writing in 2016. Dreamer-in-Chief: Where do you find your inspiration? Logan Ash: That depends on the genre. For fantasy, it is hit or miss, but when I see a new D&D character art or campaign, it hits me for inspiration for my own world.

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Meet author Lee Alexander of Shadow Pages Press, LLC

Part 2 of Dreamer-in-Chief's interview with Jayme Sojourn Drew, the creator and driving force behind All the Genders Project and Northern Lights, Northern Lives.

Able Muse is now accepting submissions for Winter 2026/2027. Send poetry, fiction, essays, book reviews, art, and photography by July 15.

Interview with Jayme Sojourn Drew, the driving force behind Northern Lights, Northern Lives

A Spectrum of Gender Across Alaska and the Yukon: 50+ portraits & essays of LGBTQ+ people/allies in this colorful anthology of humanity

Here's a non-DreamPunk Press project I'd really like you to know about: Northern Lights, Northern Lives by Jayme Drew.

Here's the cover for the TEETH horror anthology. We finally got it finished!

Brýn Grover writes from the eerie shadows of the Old Dominion where the Bunnyman roams.

Lee Dart Verrall is a nonbinary queer author based in Yorkshire, UK.

A Spectrum of Gender Across Alaska and the Yukon: 50+ portraits & essays of LGBTQ+ people/allies in this colorful anthology of humanity

M. L. Morrigan is a dark fantasy and horror writer based in the Lake District, northern UK.

She/Her Verdell Walker is a writer of speculative fiction from rural Georgia whose work is inspired by her heritage and her research. Her stories are published and forthcoming in Tractor Beam, Zooscape, and Reckoning, and her nonfiction writing has appeared in Bustle, Vox, Forge, and ZORA. Verdell is a graduate of the 2025 Your Personal Odyssey Workshop. She is a recipient of the Horror Writers Association’s Diversity Grant, the Gotham Writers of Color Creative Writing Scholarship, and the John Lewis Writing Grant for Fiction.

Dominic Breeze is a horror writer living in Buckinghamshire, England, with his wife and daughter.

Natalie J. E. Potts' short fiction for adults and young adults has been published in Australia, the US, and the UK.

He/Him Benjamin Adams was a 2002 Bram Stoker Award nominee for co-editing the anthology THE CHILDREN OF CTHULHU. He has also written professionally for Doctor Who, in the Big Finish anthologies SHORT TRIPS: SNAPSHOTS and SHORT TRIPS: THE CENTENARIAN. Other 2026 appearances include stories in PHANTASMAGORIA MAGAZINE, INTO THE DEEP, DARK WOODS (WordFire), SUMMER IN THE CITY (Ruadán), and DREAMS DIVINE (Flame Tree). His stories generally deal with grief, love, pain, and trauma, although sometimes they're just about monsters. You can follow him on Substack at @rbadams.

Lindsay Sayers is an aspiring writer with dreams of writing a novel.

She/Her Kayla Whittle has previously had short stories published in Uncharted Magazine and The Colored Lens. She also has stories in several anthologies including Lesbians in Space (Space Wizard Science Fantasy), Beyond the Veil (Ghost Orchid Press), and Nightmare Diaries (Moonstruck Books), as well as Dangerous Waters, Daughter of Sarpedon, and Seers and Sibyls, all out with Brigids Gate Press. Her work has been featured on Flash Fiction Podcast. Most often she can be found on Instagram @caughtbetweenthepages.

Pamela K. Kinney gave up long ago, ignoring the demanding voices in her head and has been writing ever since.

Testimony Akinkunmi is a law graduate from Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

Die Booth is an indie author who loves wild beaches and exploring dark places.

He/Him Mohd Amil is a writer, researcher, and educator from India. He holds a Master’s degree in English Literature from CSJM University and is currently pursuing a PhD, focusing on marginalized voices, identity, and social equity. His academic work has appeared in national and international journals, and he regularly presents at literary and research conferences. Alongside his scholarship, his fiction and poetry have been featured in literary magazines and recognized on various platforms.

He/Him Spencer Hixon is an urban fantasy author and SFWA member based in Indiana. He is the author of A Sinister Love and Fate & Fortune, part of the larger Immortal Epic universe, as well as numerous short stories and web novels. His work blends supernatural conflict with psychological themes, exploring fate, identity, and the cost of power. When not writing, he plays guitar at church, records and produces his own audiobooks, and attends conventions to connect with readers. Find out more about Spencer at www.spencerhixon.com.

A physical peek at Mothman's Son by Pamela K Kinney and Lauren van Veen.