• Stan!

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    Stan! is a writer, cartoonist, and game designer who has been unnaturally drawn to the Lovecraftian Mythos for an unearthly long time. Through Super Genius Games, he is the author and publisher of a handful of official Call of Cthulhu products. His children's book, The Littlest Shoggoth, is just in from the printers, and he'd love to share it with you. Visit Stan! online at www.stannex.com the Home of All Things Stan!

  • Stanley C. Sargent

    Guest

    Before an audience at last year’s festival, scholar S.T. Joshi declared W.H. Pugmire and Stanley C. Sargent are “two of the finest authors of Cthulhu Mythos fiction,” and later told a group of authors that Sargent’s “Black Brat of Dunwich” is among the top ten Mythos stories ever written. Sargent’s award-winning tales and novellas of the supernatural, historical horror, fantasy, humor-horror and sci-fi genres have been widely printed and reprinted in various magazines, chapbooks and anthologies.

  • Stephen Blackehart (Charlie Tower, The Whisperer in Darkness)

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    Stephen Blackehart was trained in England at the prestigious London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and in New York by legendary teacher Uta Hagen. Despite countless New York & London stage performances, he became prominent as a cult film actor, performing in such B-Movie classics as Tromeo & Juliet, The Land that Time Forgot, Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus, and many others.

  • Stuart Gordon

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    In 1985, winning the Critics’ Award at the Cannes Film Festival, Stuart Gordon surprised audiences with his first feature film RE-ANIMATOR based on stories by H.P. Lovecraft. With its stunning box office success, RE-ANIMATOR became the first of a series of Lovecraft inspired films utilizing screenplays by longtime writing partner Dennis Paoli. They include: FROM BEYOND (1986), CASTLE FREAK, based on “The Outsider” (1994), DAGON (2001) and DREAMS IN THE WITCH HOUSE (2005) which was produced for THE MASTERS OF HORROR television series.

  • Syl Disjonk

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    Syl Disjonk lives in an hypercube in the Montreal Interzone. He owns a Certification of Insanity from Arkham Asylum for his sleep terror disorder. He has been attacked by dark ones in his dreams since his childhood. He still goes through an art therapy to keep his mind in place. He has made much progress in recent years and now manage to survive by using his skills in the field of graphic design and visual effects. Many of his personal artworks recall the universe of H.P.

  • T.E. Grau

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    T.E. Grau is an author of Weird, Lovecraftian, and Dark Fiction, whose work has been published in numerous anthologies, including Dead But Dreaming 2, The Aklonomicon, Urban Cthulhu: Nightmare Cities, Horror for the Holidays, Dark Fusions: Where Monsters Lurk, Suction Cup Dreams: An Octopus Anthology, and Mark of the Beast, among others.

  • Thomas Phinney

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    Thomas Phinney is a typographer and type designer who also happens to be very fond of HP Lovecraft and the Call of Cthulhu RPG. He combined these interests last year in a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund a set of Lovecraftian fonts inspired by the long-dead typeface used by Call of Cthulhu. He is currently putting finishing touches on this font family and pondering an encore. Thomas worked on fonts for Adobe (1997–2008) before joining Portland's Extensis (2009).

  • Todd Slawsby (Heebie Jeebies)

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    Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Todd began his lifelong love of all things horror watching “Creature Double-Feature” on local TV station WLVI 56.First discovering H.P.

  • Tom Gliserman

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    Tom Gliserman is a director/editor living in upstate New York. The Thing on the Doorstep is Gliserman's first feature. For the last 25 years he has been creating award-winning commercials, high-end corporate work and programs for broadcast through his company GreyHouse Productions. His love for strong female characters probably stems from the fact that he has five daughters, an awesome wife and two female felines (yes they're black). Gliserman is thrilled to be showing Doorstep at the festival.

  • Troy Sterling Nies

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    Troy Sterling Nies is a composer, paramedic, physician assistant, and gamer. His diverse experiences and vocations have provided him with a rich and often dark resource from which to find inspiration for composing to film. Originally born in Bismarck, North Dakota, he now resides in the Badlands-area of western N.D. Troy maintains a studio in his home and composes for a wide variety of media, including feature films, video games, concert hall, stage, acid-rock bands and everything in between for projects across the globe.

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