Hello! I’m Jenna—a writer, editor, and word nerd. What that means is I’ve dedicated the majority of my life to the written word, totaling about a decade’s worth of projects, experience, and publications. I’ve worked with companies creating literature for their customers, clients producing beautiful essays, and on my own writing stories to entertain and…
Warren Benedetto writes dark fiction about horrible people, horrible places, and horrible things. He is an award-winning author who has published over 250 stories, appearing in publications such as…
When Matt Krizan was three years old, his mother and father took him to the theater to see the original Star Wars. It was love at first sight. A former certified public accountant and a life-long r…
Angela Liu is a three-time Nebula Award, Astounding Award, and Hugo Award-nominated writer/poet based in NYC and Tokyo. Her work has also been nominated for the Locus, Ignyte, and Rhysling Awards. …
Akis is a writer of dark things, a scientist on biomedical AI, and maybe human. He is also a Greek that has lived in Spain, Ireland, Germany, and played at being a digital nomad around Greece and o…
Hi, I’m Marc Criley! Having been an avid reader of fantasy and science fiction for well over forty years, I finally decided to try my hand at it. After about three years of writing and submit…
My name is Charlie Petty, and I'm a life sciences and technology investor living in New York City with my wife and two young children. I work on Public Goods Stripe and am the co-head of Intercept, a $500m innovation fund focused on respiratory virus elimination.
Before Stripe, I worked at the Global Health Investment Corporation and co-founded Adjuvant Capital, an investment firm focused on global public health. Previously, I worked for the Global Health Investment Fund and had a career in ind
In short For the past few years, I’ve been the product manager of Ango Hub, an AI data annotation platform used by or in projects for FAANG, Fortune 50, and Mag7.
Matthew Meyer is an illustrator and folklorist based in Japan. He received a BFA in illustration from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2005. His work is focused on Japanese folklore, particularly yōkai stories. He is the author and illustrator of several encyclopedias of Japanese folklore, including The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons
Translator, traveller, photographer and observer. French-born, accidentally Canadian, endlessly curious about places, people and the stories that connect them.