Dennis Joslyn writes the kind of horror that doesn’t leap at you—it creeps in slowly, settles under your skin, and makes itself at home.
His debut novel, What Reads Us, is a psychological horror about guilt, grief, and a cursed book that might be reading you back. The story continues in What Guides Us, the chilling second installment in The Black Book Series, where haunted history and fractured memory collide.
Based in New York, Dennis lives under the watchful eyes of two small pugs, who serve as both muses and editorial tyrants. When he’s not writing, he can usually be found over-researching dark history for future stories, drinking too much coffee, and wondering whether anyone else hears the whispers behind the bookshelf.
Danish author from Copenhagen. Academic background as a neurobiologist with a Ph.D. in the welfare of laboratory animals.
For many years, Thomas has been a researcher and instructor at the university. Afterward, he has worked in a wide range of companies, developing medical devices.
Thomas C. Krohn er en krimiforfatter fra Stenløse og udgiver især videnskabskrimier. Med en baggrund som neurobiolog prøver han at videregive sin fascinationen for biologien i sine bøger og foredrag.
Omdrejningspunktet i hans plots er ’tænk nu hvis…’ med fokus på biologiske problemstillinger som virus, farlige bakterier, smitsomme sygdomme og psykisk uligevægt sat ind i et nutidigt samfund krydret med konspirationsteorier, mysterier, mord, historiske begivenheder
Alan Brenham is the pseudonym of Alan Behr, an American author and attorney. He served as a law enforcement officer before earning a law degree from Baylor University and worked as a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney for twenty-two years. Alan began his writing craft by studying novels by Michael McGarrity, James Hayman, and Michael Connelly. He has authored ten crime fiction novels. Alan and his wife, Lillian, currently live in the Central Texas area.
