Mark Fisher was a British cultural theorist, educator, and critic whose work exposed the psychological machinery of late capitalism. His searing analysis of depression, pop culture, and political despair challenged the way we understand mental illness and institutional power.

Octavia E. Butler was a groundbreaking African-American science fiction writer whose work redefined the boundaries of speculative fiction. With haunting clarity, she explored themes of survival, hierarchy, race, gender, and power in dystopian futures that mirror our present. Butler’s work continues to shape the fields of Afrofuturism, feminist sci-fi, and climate fiction.

Pemi Aguda is a Nigerian writer and architect known for her masterful blending of the supernatural with modern African experiences. Her stories explore themes of motherhood, identity, and tradition, often weaving eerie, unsettling narratives that linger in the reader’s mind.

Dr. Nicholas J. Pirro is a pioneering business theorist, publisher, and strategist dedicated to empowering professionals with cutting-edge insights into leadership, resilience, and innovation. As the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Pyrrhic Press Publishing, he has revolutionized access to open-access publishing, scholarly research, and professional development resources.

Nabeelah, born in 1995 in Kuwait, is a passionate educator, author, and mother who now resides in Qatar. She grew up in Udupi, India, where her love for storytelling and reading blossomed. As a child, she participated in speech competitions, becoming a district-level speaker. Nabeelah completed her Bachelor's in Business Management in 2016 and earned her Diploma in Education (D.El.Ed) in 2018, pursuing her career in teaching.