Rowan Hamilton writes eerie, atmospheric tales set in brooding, fog-draped towns where hidden terrors lurk just out of sight. Focusing on unsettling mysteries and the fragile boundary between the known and the unknown, these stories celebrate the magnetic pull of dark secrets and the courage it takes to confront cosmic nightmares.

Currently living in Massachusetts, Rowan draws inspiration from New England's deserted lighthouses, century-old asylums, and mist-laden graveyards. When not spinning new horror or diving into cryptic folklore, you can find him wandering abandoned corridors fueled by strong coffee and the whispers of forgotten legends that spark ideas for the next chilling tale.

Working on his first novel, "Alone At The Asylum," will mark his debut into the world of gothic dread, where every story promises swirling fog, cryptic nightmares, and the kind of lingering unease that shadows you long after the final page.