How Not to Kill Yourself

Set Sytes was born in the misty, Arthurian woods of England and, as an adult, faffed and stumbled about for an embarrassingly long time before turning his hand to the one thing he was any good at as a kid: writing. He has since authored many stories of darkness and weirdness, including WULF, India Bones and the Ship of the Dead, Moral Zero, and the collections Faces in the Dark and Born to be Weird.

Faith G. Harper, PhD, LPC-S, ACS, ACN, is a licensed professional counselor, board supervisor, certified sexologist, and applied clinical nutritionist with a private practice and consulting and training business in San Antonio, Texas.

British actor and singer Tim Bruce costarred with Phill Jupitus in ITV's popular comedy series Bottom Knocker Street, the West End production of Blood Brothers, the BAFTA-awarded BBC drama Bleak House, and the BBC's long-running Geordie series Byker Grove. He wrote and appeared in the title role of the West End production of William Blake's Divine Humanity (nominated for the Meyer-Whitworth Playwrighting Award, administered by the Royal National Theatre); the feature films Bright Young Things, Remainder, Out of Bounds, the BAFTA-awarded film Supertramp, the RTS award-nominated opera film Boheme; the TV series Hollyoaks, Family Affairs, 55 Degrees North, The Gang the Krays Feared, and Granada's BAFTA award-winning series In Suspicious Circumstances; and numerous operas for Music Theatre London, including the title role of Don Giovanni. A regular voice on BBC and BSkyB, Tim has narrated over seventy audiobooks and was the voice of BSkyB's Channel 996.