Eli Krohn is interested in exploring the pursuits of imperfect people amid domestic turmoil, for the better and for the worse. Often, this takes shape in the form of supernatural horror, thriller, and psychological fiction.
Influences include Iain Reid, Martin McDonagh, Adam Nevill, Sarah Langan, Tom Sweterlitsch, Andy Davidson, Ottessa Moshfegh, Lauren Groff, Brian Evenson, Jordan Peele, Stephen Graham Jones, and, of course, Flannery O’Connor.
Great for: Readers who are exhausted by fluff and want something new and raw; something that has turns they don’t expect. Readers who identify with persons who feel tossed around by fate.
Read about CRACKS IN THE EARTH ABOVE, a modern horror novel about broken spirits and autonomous books.
Contact: eli.krohn88@gmail.com
Latest Posts
- What Is Botanical Horror? And What Makes It So Terrifying?
by Eli Krohn | Horror Writer
Botanical horror is a subgenre of horror fiction that involves plant life, fungi, or general vegetation serving multiple purposes to plot and symbology. In botanical horror books and movies, plant life can serve as a source or symbol of corruption. It can represent the growth or expansion of dread. It can be a quiet threat …
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- 10 Supernatural Horror Books That Will Actually Unsettle You
by Eli Krohn | Horror Writer
The best kinds of supernatural horror are the ones that throw real people into unreal situations. While you might find archetypes in these stories, they’re less likely to be your main character or even supporting characters. When done right, some of the best work will demonstrate alienation, dread, and a thrilling atmosphere in a character-driven …
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