Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and editing projects. His 2012 books are Kalimpura from Tor Books, and Love in the Time of Metal and Flesh from Prime Books. His short fiction appears regularly in literary and genre markets worldwide. Jay is a past winner of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and a multiple nominee for the Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. Jay can be reached through his blog at jlake.com.
Author, editor, and longtime horror fan Jemiah Jefferson's publications include the novels Voice Of The Blood, Wounds, Fiend, and A Drop Of Scarlet, and the chapbook of erotic short-stories st*rf*ck*ng. She has also written for Willamette Week, Just Out, Plazm, 2 Gyrlz Quarterly, and the culture blog Popshifter, and maintains a regular comedy-flavored film review blog on Livejournal.
Jenna has had to cancel due to health reasons. We with her a speedy recovery, and hope to see her next year!Jenna M. Pitman is a speculative fiction writer originally from the Pacific Northwest.She has written for a variety of publications and anthologies and edited a few more. Currently she is the assistant editor of Grim Corps Magazine and is working on her third novel. She attends many different fandom related events as a panelist or guest and volunteers at many others.
Jeremy Peterson is a Portland area director, producer and editor of over fifty and micro-budget short including several award winning films that range in tone from lovecraftian to comedic. Founder of "a3o Studios: Independent Film", a loose group of creative filmmakers that specialize in low and no-budget, high-quality short films. In 2010 a3o Studios showed "Effulgence", a twenty minute short film at HPLFF that was based on the 2009 HPLFF winning screenplay. Jeremy also has a strong interest in world domination through extensive use of lasers, robotics and/or tamed monsters.
Jeremy Robert Johnson is the Wonderland Award Winning author of We Live Inside You, cult hit Angel Dust Apocalypse, Stoker Nominated novel Siren Promised (w/Alan M. Clark), and the end-of-the-world freak-out Extinction Journals. His fiction has been acclaimed by authors like Chuck Palahniuk and Jack Ketchum and has appeared internationally in numerous anthologies and magazines.
In the past ten years Jesse Blanchard has made 49 short films, including #46 "Space Bugs" and #49 "Shine". His films have played Cannes, been picked up Dimension Films, and recognized by industry veterans Drew Barrymore, Neil LaBute, and George Romero. He is currently in post-production on his 50th short, a teaser for his feature film, Chompers 3D. I started working in 3D two years ago, designing and building a 3D rig in his garage. Since then, he has patented his own 3D camera system and supports himself by selling the Robert Rig and helping others make the transition to 3D.
Jessica Amanda Salmonson, a recipient of the World Fantasy Award, ReaderCon Certificate, and Lambda Award, is the author of such novels as Tomoe Gozen, The Golden Naginata, Thousand Shrine Warrior, Anthony Shriek, and Ou Lu Khen and the Beautiful Madwoman.
Jessica Dwyer has had to cancel due to health reasons. We wish her a speedy recovery and hope to see her next year!Jessica Dwyer is a writer, radio personality, and webzine runner. She's been writing for HorrorHound Magazine since issue 2 and has had short fiction published in the anthology Uncanny Allegories. She's been running Fangirl Magazine, an online webzine for the last 7 years and has been the host and creator of Fangirl Radio.
"I was born in South Korea and spent most of my years there. After graduation from college, I went to Indonesia to study Indonesian language and culture. During my study, I've watched lots of good and bad movies around the world. When I came back to Korea, the idea of film-making hit me.So here I am with my second short film. Pleasure to meet you."www.brutalrice.com
In addition to writing reviews and criticism, Joe is a rock music composer/performer who plays frequently with several bands including Long, Tall & Ugly and Chicken Town: a tribute to Bob Dylan. Five years ago he began co-writing a Lovecraftian rock opera set in a 1980s music television network named the Global Mind Warp Corp.

