Her novels include A Tiny Piece of Something Greater (Foreword INDIES Finalist, 2019), What it Takes (Starred Review, Publishers Weekly), and Idlewild, a contemporary LGBTQ romance set in Detroit's renaissance which was named one of Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2016. Jude Sierra is a Latinx poet, author, academic and mother working toward her PhD in Writing and Rhetoric, looking at the intersections of Queer, Feminist and Pop Culture Studies. her debut novel, Love Starved was published by Interlude Press in 2015.

Kate lives in Europe and is bilingual, with more love for her adopted language than her native one.

Kate Fierro spent ten years translating, editing and reviewing other people's words before making an impulse decision to write down some of her own. Julia also writes scripts for games, and is the author of several published novellas and short stories. Her upcoming novel, Ruinsong, will be published by Macmillan Kids (FSG) in Fall 2020. The Seafarer's Kiss was named a 'Best Queer Book of 2017' by Book Riot, and was a finalist in the Speculative Fiction category of the Bisexual Book Awards. The duology was heavily influenced by Julia's postgraduate work in Medieval Literature at the University of St Andrews. She is the author of The Seafarer's Kiss and The Navigator's Touch published by Interlude Press. Julia Ember currently lives in Seattle with her wife and their city menagerie of pets with literary names. She is the author of Sweet and Olympia Knife. Before that, she was a baker and cook for a caterer and before that, she was a poet.

An editor and award-winning author, Alysia Constantine was also a professor at an art college.

Love Starved by Kate Fierro