Born in the UK to Ugandan parents, Leah Muwanga-Magoye is a storyteller born in England to Ugandan parents. Her nomadic upbringing in Kenya, Namibia and the UK influenced her interest in the power of mythical narratives to reclaim forfeited spaces, remember forgotten truths and repair fragmented identities.

As a platform agnostic creative she has worked across theatre, film, television, animation and interactive fiction. She completed a MA (Hons) in Classics at the University of Edinburgh where she was awarded the Hardie Prize for her dissertation ‘The Mythic and Tragic Visions of Park Chan-Wook’s Oldboy’. She subsequently attended Central Saint Martins completing an MA in Dramatic Writing. As well as writing and directing film, theatre and animation, she has taught as an Associate Lecturer at Central Saint Martins, and worked as Narrative Designer for interactive scripted projects in development at Netflix. Her most recent work exhibited at Chiswick House, a site-responsive sound installation consisting of a collection of mythical tales, was entitled ‘we shed as we pick up – Tales of the Named and the Nameless, 2023'’

In 2019 she was awarded Arts Council funding to develop a theatrical work and selected to be in the 2022 cohort of Games London's Ensemble showcase exhibited across the UK, including Trafalgar Square. She has also been profiled for the Screen Industries Growth Network and spoken on panels for the Writer's Guild, Radio 1 and Film London.

A published comic book writer with dozens of stories on shop shelves, Corey is the co-creator/writer of tales such as Magic of Myths, Deadlier Than…, A Twilight’s Promise, Fragile, and many other forthcoming projects including several ongoing series’ and full length graphic novels.

He is a contributing writer to the widely acclaimed Rewriting Extinction, Unseen Shadows and Dead Roots projects/universes, and adapting writer/editor of steampunk transmedia series, Clockwork Watch.

Corey also has experience co-writing screenplays, and crafting video game narratives, including the forthcoming Windrush Tales and Surgent Studios’ currently unannounced IP, published by EA Originals.

Rivers Solomon writes about life in the margins, where they are much at home. In addition to appearing on the Stonewall Honor List and winning a Firecracker Award, Solomon's debut novel An Unkindness of Ghosts was a finalist for a Lambda, a Hurston/Wright, and a Locus award. Solomon's second book, The Deep, was the winner of the 2020 Lambda Award and shortlisted for many others including the British Fantasy and World Fantasy awards, and Sorrowland, Solomon's most recent novel, was awarded an Otherwise Award.

Their short work appears in Black Warrior Review, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Guernica, Best American Short Stories, Tor.com, Best American Horror and Dark Fantasy, and elsewhere.

Chella Ramanan is a narrative designer on the writing team for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, at Ubisoft Massive in Sweden. She is half of 3-Fold Games, a female game development team from the UK, whose games include the BAFTA-nominated Before I Forget and the upcoming Windrush Tales, a narrative adventure featuring the triumphs and tribulations of two Caribbean immigrants in post-war Britain.