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Cody Goodfellow writes across the spectrum of dark speculative fiction, from the cosmic horror of Whispers from the Abyss Vol.2 and A Mountain Walked to the satirical Amazing Stories of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. He's also known for his contributions to zombie fiction with The Living Dead 2 and unsettling body horror in Body Shocks.

Adam Bolivar writes unique stories that blend familiar genres. His book, "Steampunk Cthulhu," is a good example of his creative approach to horror and speculative fiction.

William Meikle writes horror, fantasy, and science fiction, with titles such as The Unspoken and Evolve Two. He also explores historical subjects, including a guide to St. Giles' Cathedral. His work often features elements of adventure and the supernatural.

Edward M. Erdelac specializes in horror and steampunk stories. His works include Horror Library, Volume 6 and Steampunk Cthulhu, where he mixes cosmic horror with Victorian-era settings.

Jason Andrew is the author behind the horror novel Whispers from the Abyss and the extensive collection The Fourth Science Fiction MEGAPACK. He also wrote Fear and Loathing in Bat Country, showcasing his range in speculative fiction.

Tom Lynch writes for the "Tales of the Talisman" series. You can find his work in Volume 8, Issue 4, which offers a unique story in this ongoing collection.

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Neil Baker is known for his dark and imaginative stories, including Return of the Old Ones. This book takes readers into a world of ancient horrors and unsettling mysteries. If you like cosmic dread, Baker's work is for you.

Jeffrey Thomas writes dark and imaginative horror, often exploring the Cthulhu Mythos. His notable works include Return of the Old Ones, Beautiful Hell, and Steampunk Cthulhu. He's a go-to author for cosmic and weird fiction.

Glynn Owen Barrass is the author of the unsettling work, In the Court of the Yellow King. Readers looking for dark, atmospheric horror will find his stories explore strange and disquieting worlds.