Erica Davis is a freelance editor, author, and intuitive consultant. Her articles on grief and fandom, writing with ADHD, and quitting have appeared in Nerdist, Pipeline Artists, and The Professor Is In, respectively. Erica's 2023 debut nonfiction book, The PhDidn’t Handbook: How to Quit Grad School Like a Champ, has sold over tens of copies. She lives at the edge of the woods with three dowager chickens, two rescue dogs, a bunch of baby goats by the time this is printed probably, and one patient husband who would do well to read author bios more often. Erica is honored to add The Wizard of Oz Tarot to her list of projects with Insight. Other works include the forthcoming House of the Dragon Tarot and Clueless Tarot. She welcomes connections via @DorkWitchery on Instagram or YouTube.

Tomás Hijo was born in Spain. He is an illustrator and a professor of illustration at the University of Salamanca in Spain. He has illustrated more than seventy books and written ten of them, most of which are related to legends and folklore, from ancient legends to creepypasta, from medieval miracles to a brief history of magic. This interest has led him to collaborate frequently with well-known Spanish radio and TV shows about Forteana and paranormal phenomena. With printmaking as his technique of choice, his works belong to private collections all around the world, including Guillermo del Toro’s and Mike Mignola’s. His work has been exhibited in many galleries through Europe and the United States. His interest in the works of H. P. Lovecraft led to the birth of Nictonomicon, a collection of prints that has attracted the interest of the most important people in the field. Hijo received the Best Artwork Award from the Tolkien Society in 2015 in recognition of his works about J. R. R. Tolkien’s books.