Anthony Oliveira is a National Magazine and GLAAD award-winning author, film programmer, pop culture critic, and PhD living in Toronto. His first novel, Dayspring, is forthcoming from Strange Light Press in 2023.

A writer of prose fiction, graphic novels, essays, and journalism, he is also a recurring contributor to Marvel Comics (for which his work has won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book), the host of the Revue Cinema’s Dumpster Raccoon Film Programme, a frequent guest on CBC's The National Pop Panel and host for TIFF red carpets and special events. His work has appeared in Hazlitt, The Washington Post, Xtra, Torontoist, Fangoria, StarTrek.com, Birth Movies Death, and others. He is the weekly host of The Devil’s Party, a podcast exploring the classics of Christian literature from a queer scholarly perspective.

Website: anthonyoliveira.com

Twitter: @meakoopa

Jarrett Melendez is a Boston-based food and comic book writer. He is the writer and co-creator of the GLAAD Award-nominated graphic novel Chef's Kiss (Oni Press), which won an Alex Award from the American Library Association. He was especially excited to combine his love of video games, cooking, and writing as the author of My Pokémon Baking Book.

Jarrett has also written for the Ringo Award-nominated anthology All We Ever Wanted, the GLAAD Award nominated anthology Young Men in Love, as well as Full Bleed and Murder Hobo. He is currently writing a graphic memoir, a middle-grade fantasy adventure, and an action-comedy. Jarrett lives in Somerville, MA, with his collection of Monokuro Boo plush pigs.

DAVID M. BOOHER grew up in a small Ohio town reading Stephen King, watching The Goonies, eating Lucky Charms in front of He-Man, trading Garbage Pail Kids, playing Nintendo, and going outside. Channeling his love for all the best 1980’s sci-fi and fantasy, he has co-created and written comic series CANTO, POWERLESS, the LGBTQ-led KILLER QUEENS, ALIEN BOUNTY HUNTER, and the middle grade series TALES OF LAKE EERIE. He's also written several features. A lawyer by training, he lives in Los Angeles with his husband and the true masterminds behind their operation--their adopted greyhounds.

Joe Glass is a writer and comics creator of such hits as LGBTQ+ superhero series, The Pride, Acceptable Losses and Glitter Vipers.

From the Rhondda Valleys of South Wales, Joe Glass creates comics with greater diversity and inclusiveness to improve representation for as wide an audience as possible, in particular the LGBTQ+ community.

The Pride #1 was included as one of ComiXology Submits Top 25 Titles of 2014, and The Pride series was the first self-published title on ComiXology Submit to be continued as a ComiXology Originals title.

He keeps writing very queer friendly, inclusive comics from his home he shares with a beligerant cat named Oliver.