Judicial Homicide
New authors signed for our anthology, “Judicial Homicide: Tales of Executions”
Rosetta Yorke lives in the wilds of North Yorkshire, UK. She writes horror, time travel and Gothic romance short stories. She traces her love of all things dark back to her archaeological days spent ‘six feet under’ releasing restless skeletons from centuries-old graves in a race against time before the earthen side walls crumbled in on her, or municipal contractors redeveloped the site. Her short stories and drabbles have been published in anthologies by Black Hare Press, HorrorAddicts.net, Dark Rose Press, and Dragon Soul Press.
Scotty Milder is a writer, filmmaker, film educator in New Mexico. He received his MFA in Screenwriting from Boston University, and his short films have screened at festivals all over the world.
His short fiction has appeared in such magazines as Dark Matter Magazine, Cosmic Horror Monthly, Dark Moon Digest, and anthologies from Dark Moon Books, Dark Peninsula Press, and others.
He teaches screenwriting and film production at Santa Fe Community College. He is also host of the “Horror from the High Desert” podcast and co-host of “The Weirdest Thing” history podcast with actor/theatre artist Amelia Ampuero.
J. L. Royce is an author of science fiction, the macabre, and whatever else strikes him. He lives in the northern reaches of the American Midwest, exploring the wilderness without and within. His work appears in Alien Dimensions, Allegory, Cosmic Horror Monthly, Fifth Di, Fireside, Ghostlight, Love Letters to Poe (Visiter Award winner), Lovecraftiana, Mysterion, parABnormal, Sci Phi, Strange Aeon, Utopia, Wyldblood, etc. He is a member of WWA, HWA, and GLAHW. Some of his anthologized stories may be found at: www.jlroyce.com.
J.B. McLaurin obsesses over all things Stephen King and John Carpenter. He plays drums in alt-metal band Impossible Machine. Sley House Publishing released his novel Black Echoes last year. His story “For the Children” was published by Dark Lake in the Theme is Revenge anthology. Mobius Blvd. recently published his story “Covenant”.
Kay Hanifen was born on a Friday the 13th and once lived for three months in a haunted castle. So, obviously, she had to become a horror writer. Her work has appeared in over forty anthologies and magazines. When she’s not consuming pop culture with the voraciousness of a vampire at a 24-hour blood bank, you can usually find her with her two black cats or at kayhanifenauthor.wordpress.com.
Tommie Simmons grew up in the Denver, Colorado area and worked as a reporter covering crime and courts, first in Northern Colorado and then in Boise, Idaho. He is currently in his third year of law school, interested in working in criminal defense.