Nashae Jones is an author and an educator. Her books COURTESY OF CUPID and AS YOU WISH have received numerous honors including Kids’ Indie Next selection, a KNEA Reading Circle selection, an Indigo Book of the Month, an Amazon Editor’s Pick, a New York Times Year of Books pick, among others. Her young adult debut […]
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Elle Grenier is a queer and trans author from Southern Ontario currently residing in British Columbia with her partner and their three cats. Elle has a BA in English Literature from the University of Toronto, and their debut novel, This Wretched Beauty (A Dorian Gray Remix), is being published as part of Feiwel and Friends’
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Loretta Chefchaouni is a former early childhood educator from Florida who writes for teens. Her fantastical tales turn grief and fear into myth and monsters and explore all the scary parts of being human within the safe space of stories. Her work has placed in contests such as The Blue Pencil Novel Award and Voyage
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Suzanne Young is a New York Times bestselling author known for gripping, genre-spanning novels like The Program series and Girls with Sharp Sticks. With Paradise Coast, her upcoming thriller set for release in February 2026, Young turns her focus to the Florida Everglades, where a hurricane exposes long-buried secrets and sharp class divides among a
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Samantha Chong is a Malaysian-born writer whose work explores identity, belonging, and the pull of home through myth-infused storytelling. Raised in Penang and now based in New York, she draws deeply from Southeast Asian folklore and her own experiences of diaspora. Her debut novel, Prodigal Tiger, is a young adult fantasy that reimagines Malaysian spirits,
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Camille Stochitch is a Paris-born author, director, and screenwriter based in Los Angeles, where she has lived and worked for over a decade. She studied American literature at the Sorbonne before building a successful career in film and television, co-creating original projects and earning recognition on the festival circuit. Alongside her creative partner and husband,
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Rebekah Faubion is a queer author and screenwriter living in Los Angeles. Author of rom-coms The Lovers and The Sun and the Moon, the chilling young adult speculative thriller Lost Girls of Hollow Lake, and the spine-tingling horror What a Nightmare, out fall 2026. She enjoys reading tarot, bingeing horror novels way past her bedtime,
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Heba Al-Wasity was inspired to write by her own experiences of being born an Iraqi-refugee in Libya, growing up in Canada, and attending medical school in the UK. As a junior doctor, she has worked in emergency care and several psychiatric inpatient units, allowing her to gain first-hand insight in the ways that poverty and
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Megan Davidhizar is a young adult author and an English teacher with experience in grades 8-12. She grew up moving around the Midwest and graduated summa cum laude from Purdue University. She now spends her mornings wishing she liked coffee, her days learning from the students in her English classroom, and her evenings reading stories
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Sadie Turner grew up on the Welsh Border and now lives in Hampshire, not far from the former home of one of her biggest inspirations: Jane Austen. She is a copywriter, mother of two, and author of gloomy, romantic, neurodiverse YA Fantasy. When she can find the time, she loves reading, cooking, and classic CRPGs,
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