Fiction
- Luke Sheehan - ‘The House of Love’
- Lucy Sweeney Byrne - ‘To Cure a Body’
- Ronan Flaherty - ‘Re-Animator Tales’
- Trevor Fevin - ‘Forrester’
- Clara Kumagai - ‘Real Boys’
- Roisín O’Donnell - ‘The Great Hunger’
- Brendan Murphy - ‘The Fire at the Ritz’
- Peter Bachev - ‘The Feather’
- Ian Shine - ‘Cute’
- Anne Griffin - ‘The Boy Who Left’
- Darragh Cotter - ‘For Silence’
- James B.L. Hollands - ‘Just What’s For You, You’ll Get It’
- Oliver Arnoldi - ‘Katharine’
- Heather Parry - ‘Amelia Magdalene’
- Oran Ryan - ‘Joe the Aquanaut and the Aftermath Blue’
Poetry
- Niamh Prior - ‘Dr Jekyll’
- Gerard Hanberry - ‘Freckles’
- Caroline Hardaker - ‘Gums’
- Jonathan Greenhause - ‘The ghost was not a normal one’
- Nessa O’Mahony - ‘Bogeyman’
- Olivia Heal - ‘The Guinea Fowl’
- Simon Lewis - ‘The Trade’
- Rachel Plummer - ‘Dollhouse’
- Natasha Calder - ‘Troll Song’
- Patrick Cotter - ‘The Town of Checkers’
- Susan Millar DuMars - ‘In His Attic’
- Alex Harper - ‘I was your Golem’
- Dave Rudden - ‘Ramba Runs On Reddened Gears’
- Jennie Taylor - ‘There is a Risk of Decay’
- Dawn Watson - ‘Creep’
- David McLoghlin - ‘Mixed Media’
- Paul McMahon - ‘Milltown Cemetery, Belfast, March 16th, 1988’
- Evan Costigan - ‘The Shroud’
- Jane Robinson - ‘Radium Mother’
- Matthew Sweeney - ‘The Blind Clairvoyant’
Essays
- Rachel Sneyd - ‘Dead Baby v Dead Baby: The Power of Humanity in Creating Penny Dreadful’s Horror’
- Bernice M. Murphy - ‘Short, Sharp Shocks’