Fantasy

  • Anna Johnson

    Meet Anna Johnson, the fantastical wordsmith from the whimsical Florida Panhandle. By day, she's a devoted wife, teacher, and cat enthusiast, but by night, she weaves tales of far-off worlds and fairies. Before moving to Florida, Anna lived in Georgia and Alabama, gathering inspiration for her southern-set fantasy novels.

  • Ashlea Adams

    Ashlea Adams is a speculative fiction writer in the Florida Panhandle. She was born in Hopkinsville, KY, and spent her childhood persuading others that there was (and is) in fact a dragon on the moon and not a man on the moon. This love for the fantastic has led to her passion for speculative fiction today. When she’s not staying up too late writing in her own little worlds, she is usually knitting socks or chasing down her two sons in the humid Florida heat.

  • Topher Addison

  • J. Mikel Boland

  • Matthew Walker

    I am an enthusiastic learner, new father, avid reader, and novice writer!

  • Kelsie Parker

    Published works in Bella Grace Magazine, Third Street Writers 2018 Anthology "Paradise", and the Laguna Beach Independent. Looking to connect with other writers and continue publishing short and long form fiction. 

  • Nicholas Marconi

    The stories surrounding Nicholas G. Marconi are as wild as the ones he writes, and none of them are exaggerated. If anything, they are understated to make them more believable to the uninitiated.

    Marconi is a lifelong fan of science fiction and fantasy. The stories he writes are the sort of things he likes to read: Works that ask questions of what might be and how one might react in such a world.

  • Joshua James Jordan

    Josh writes fiction. It's usually weird.

    His series for young adults, Unleashed, launched in March on Kindle Vella with an ebook of the first episodes releasing in August.

    He plays tabletop RPGs on a few podcasts: Tales of Bob, House of Bob, and the Tales from the Glass-Guarded World.

  • Alice Cappa

        As a fiber artist and writer, Alice enjoys mixing media and words, such as handmade paper or book-making with her stories. Her small "farmette" provides many natural materials to work with, including sheep who inspire spinning yarns - both fibrous and verbal. The writings have been developing into two series since the '80's. In one, to interest young people in the fiberarts, an illustrated story “by my lambs”, dramatizes the process from the sheep’s point of view. In the other, the enchanted land of the Summer Hills is expressed in "folktales" for adults.

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