• Don Martin (Dean Hayes, The Whisperer in Darkness)

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    Don hails from Chicago, where he started acting at Holy Cross High School and with the Oak Park Village Players. After working on stages around the country, he arrived in Los Angeles in 1989. Since then, some of his roles have included a recurring part as Mr. Chalmers in Saban's Masked Rider; William Randolph Hearst in the IMAX film Hearst Castle: Building the Dream (at the National Geographic Theatre at Hearst Castle); and Phil in The Bible and Gun Club which won the Grand Jury prize at SlamDance and was nominated for several Spirit awards.

  • Don Webb

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    Don Webb teaches High School English in a reform school in rural Texas by day, Creative Writing for UCLA Extension by night. He has a had a mystery series at St. Martin's Press, a series of books on contemporary and Late Antique magical practice from Runa Raven Press, and over 300 published short stories of SF/F/H. His work has been translated into 11 languages. Don has been writing Lovecraftian fiction for 25 years.

  • Doug Bradley

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    Doug Bradley is probably most famous for his role as Hellraiser's Pinhead - Dark Prince of Pain, Angel of Suffering, Leviathan's Lord of the Damned.

  • Douglas Blair Lucek

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    Over the course of a storied 30 year career as a Heavy Metal guitarist, Douglas Blair Lucek of W.A.S.P. hasn't just shredded epic lead guitar solos on numerous World Tours, he's also known for his innovative and inventive skill at stretching the physical and sonic boundaries of the electric guitar. Hailing from the New England region, not far from Lovecraft's beloved Providence, Doug toured throughout the Mythos region in the 1980s with RUN 21.

  • E. Catherine Tobler

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    E. Catherine Tobler was born on the other side of the International Dateline, which either gives her an extra day in her life or an extraordinary affinity when it comes to interdimensional gateways. Her fiction appears in Realms of Fantasy, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet among others. Her Lovecraft-themed tales have appeared in both Historical Lovecraft and Future Lovecraft from Innsmouth Press.

  • Eben Brooks

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    Eben Brooks is “The Working Class Superhero of San Diego”: geeky musician par excellence, gamer, comic book reader, science fiction lover, and the man responsible for the squamous, rugose filk song “Hey There Cthulhu”. He performs original and filk songs on a variety of geeky topics, such as superheroes, cyberpunk, magic, minstrelry, literature, gaming, comic books, eldritch horror, science fiction television shows, and the dangers of teleportation.

  • Edward Martin III

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    The principal creative force behind Hellbender Media, Edward is an award-winning writer and filmmaker. His latest movies include adaptations of H. P. Lovecraft’s stories “The Statement of Randolph Carter,” and “The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath,” the only complete adaptation of Tolkein’s “The Lord of the Rings,” and “Flesh of my Flesh,” a live-action horror/thriller. He also wrote and directed “The Cosmic Horror Fun-Pak,” a sci-fi/horror movie anthology.

  • Ellen Datlow

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    Ellen Datlow has been editing short stories in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror fields for thirty years. She was fiction editor of OMNI Magazine and editor of SCIFICTION, as well as editing anthologies throughout those years and continuing to do so today.

  • Eric Morgret

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    Eric is co-owner of Maelstrom Productions. He has produced/directed/edited several shorts and features including the award-winning films H.P. Lovecraft's Strange Aeons: The Thing on the Doorstep and the short “The Shunned House”. He has worked with Crypticon Seattle, The Seattle International Film Festival, TheFilmSchool, and Strange Aeons Magazine. 

  • Erika Hallberg

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    Erika Hallberg co-produced, worked as assistant director, did the make-up and composed the music for the short Fyren (Keeper of the Light). While young, she has a solid background in music, theater and film. She also worked as script supervisor on Kammaren (A Legend Told). She's currently getting her degree as a cantor and it shows in the end credits of Fyren.Erika and Robert P. Olsson lives in the city of Karlstad, in the county of Värmland, a county known for its many famous authors and poets.

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