Grace E. Kelley is a poet, personal essayist, and speculative storyteller. Across the varied genres she explores, she writes with the intent to help readers name what aches in their own experience, so that they can move towards greater wholeness and freedom. She lives in the hills of the Palmer Divide in Colorado where she and her husband raise five children and lots of vegetables on their small regenerative family farm.
Thus far she has published two collections of poetry; as the Sparrow flies (2024), which takes the reader on a journey through the grief that comes with love; and Daughter of Breath (2025), which helps readers reclaim their identities and autonomy from patriarchal and queer phobic spirituality.
She has also published one as well as one romcom novella entitled Just Drive, which she first released as a serial on her Substack.
She is currently working on a third book of poetry on the topic of generational trauma and healing. Subscribe here to stay tuned, and to read new poems as she goes.
L.A. Morton Yates A life-long lover of the magic of storytelling, L.A. wrote his first story at the age of 7 and has been writing ever since. Speculative fiction has always held a special place in his heart for the uniqueness of the places and the questions it can address. Though veiled by apparent strangeness, he has always seen it as capable of revealing deeper truth about our own reality.
L.A. graduated from Montana State University in 2015 with Honors in Biochemistry and a minor in Music Composition. This helped nurture his critical thinking and research skills which continue to be instrumental to his writing. During his collegiate years, he also met the love of his life, Julie, whom he later married. At once his greatest supporter and his staunchest critic (when he is wrong, which is more often than he’d like to admit), she has been an integral part of his creative process ever since.
In February of 2018, L.A. became the father of his first son, Griffin. His second son, Tiber, was born in December of 2019 and his third son, Malachi, was born in January of 2023. Though life has become considerably busier since he became a family man, L.A. continues to work on writing in what little spare time he can find. He hopes to one day pass on his love of literature to his sons.
Linden May writes speculative stories with a sapphic twist. A long-time lover of fantasy romance, dystopias, mysteries, and all manner of “what if” stories, Linden has found great joy and fulfillment in bringing to life speculative stories where the queer characters get to be the romantic heros. Her stories are full of humor, heart, and surprising twists.
Linden May is currently writing her debut novel; a romantic speculative story about a chaotic bisexual ski instructor who accidentally gets turned into a vampire by a blind date.
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