Laird Barron is an American author of horror and dark fantasy. He has published several short story collections and novels that have won numerous awards and nominations.
Born in Alaska in 1970
Worked as a wilderness guide and fisherman
Started writing in the 1990s while living in Seattle
First short story collection, 'The Imago Sequence,' was published in 2007
Has since published several more short story collections and novels, including 'The Croning' and 'Blood Standard'
Multiple stories have been nominated for and won awards, including the Shirley Jackson Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the World Fantasy Award
American author of horror and dark fantasy, known for his unique voice and storytelling style.
American author of speculative fiction, known for his innovative and imaginative work.
American author of horror and dark fantasy, known for her lyrical and atmospheric prose.
A novel about an aging professor who discovers that he and his wife are part of a dark supernatural conspiracy.
The first book in the Isaiah Coleridge series, about a former enforcer for the mob who turns to a life of vigilante justice.
Barron's first short story collection, which includes several of his most acclaimed and influential stories.
Barron's horror is often described as cosmic or Lovecraftian, with a focus on ancient gods and eldritch creatures.
Some of his most critically acclaimed stories include 'Old Virginia,' 'Mysterium Tremendum,' and 'Bulldozer.'
The Isaiah Coleridge series follows the titular character, a former enforcer for the mob who becomes a private investigator and vigilante.
Barron's writing is highly atmospheric and combines horror with elements of noir, mystery, and cosmic fiction. He is known for his vivid, descriptive prose and memorable characters.
Yes, Barron has been nominated for and won multiple awards for his writing, including the Shirley Jackson Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the World Fantasy Award.
