Jared Taylor Smith

Jared Taylor Smith is a 22-year-old film graduate with a serious addiction to the undead. When he was a young boy he stumbled across a copy of Night of The Living Dead on VHS and watched it while his parents were not around. Needless to say he still has nightmares of being eaten alive. That film opened up many doors for him inside of the undead world and they just won’t seem to shut. Apart from writing for undead fiction and having nightmares about it, he just finished getting his masters degree in Entertainment Business and us currently writing a novel.

Lianne Nguyen

Lianne Nimmons is a 26 year old native Houstonian with a Small Business Entrepreneur Associate’s Degree who writes in her spare time. Her long-time interest in everything “undead” did not begin from one defining moment in her childhood. As far back as she can remember she always naturally gravitated to the supernatural. In kindergarten, after seeing the movie Witchboard on TV, she asked for and received a Ouija Board for her birthday. She grew up reading Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and every R.L. Stine book she could lay her hands on.

Christopher Friedrich

Chris Friedrich is a twenty year old student at the University of Texas, living in Austin. He’s grown up on films that take undead from the medieval hills of Army of Darkness to the hell dimensions on board the Event Horizon as well as the various short films he has been a part of. The allure of the sickening mutation of the living to the demonic undead has always fascinated him. Whether the change leaves the victim with rotting flesh and an appetite for survival or a cold soul and sharpened fangs, the undead have always carried an otherworldly sense of power and fear that grips everyone. As a writer for Undead Fiction, Chris hopes to tap into the vein of the supernatural, bleeding it into the open mouths of readers wanting a taste.

P.S. Krushin

Paul Krushin is a twenty something year old ex student; originally from Houston, Texas. His fixation with the undead and all things horror began at a young age when his uncle introduced him to the Evil Dead series, and his mother pressed her love for Tom Cruise on him by constantly playing Interview with the Vampire. He began to write at a fairly young age but has refused to share his work with anyone, until now. Paul can take all forms of criticisms and welcomes any questions, critiques or compliments; anything to point him the write direction. Yes that was a pun.