Team Readers of the Lost ARC

Lead
Steven Hugh Westenra

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Bluesky | Itchio

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Steve Hugh Westenra is the author of the queer horror comedy, The Erstwhile Tyler Kyle; the epic fantasy, The Wings of Ashtaroth; and the Sword and Sorcery novella The Barbarian at Dream's End (Brackenbury Books). He has a PhD in monsters and grew up on the eldritch shores of Newfoundland, Canada.

Team Members

Helyna L. Clove
Website | Bluesky | Goodreads

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Helyna L. Clove (she/they) is an astrophysicist, science-fiction/fantasy novelist, and a lover of all types of storytelling, hot comfort drinks, and a universe full of stars. She was born in Hungary and raised in a small village a few miles off the shores of Lake Balaton, and spent the first fifteen years of her life consuming books from her parents’ home library, watching some great 90’s sci-fi shows, and working on her eclectic music taste. After several arduous years of obtaining her degree, then postdoc positions in France and the UK, she currently lives in Germany with her small family of a wonderful boyfriend and Puddle, the tortoiseshell cat. When not writing her stories, she can be found reading voraciously, cooking and baking cautiously, playing video games, or occasionally commandeering radio telescopes.

Cat Treadwell

Substack | Website
Cat Treadwell is an author, reviewer and pagan priest from Derbyshire. Her latest book is an anthology arriving in Dec/Jan (exciting!), but meantime she's usually to be found curled up with a pile of ARCs longer than her life expectancy.

Karen Lucia

Website | Instagram | TikTok | Bluesky

Karen is a science fiction and fantasy author from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She has been an avid writer, reader, gamer, and all-around nerd core enthusiast her whole life. Having a passion for writing, she has published four full-length novels and four novellas, with more always on the way. Her taste in books spans genres, but there is a special place in her heart for indie books. When she’s not creating worlds or reading, she can be found chasing her children around the zoo, playground, or any other open space they happen across (and probably taking pictures of all the mushrooms they find).