C.G. Drews is an award-winning Australian author known for their young adult fiction, particularly in the horror and contemporary genres. Their debut novel, "A Thousand Perfect Notes," was followed by "The Boy Who Steals Houses," which earned a nomination for the 2020 CILIP Carnegie Medal and won the 2020 CBCA Honour Award. Drews gained further acclaim with the New York Times bestseller "Don’t Let The Forest In," a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection and Barnes & Noble YA Book Club Pick. Their upcoming works include the YA horror novel "Hazelthorn" and their adult horror debut, "You Did Nothing Wrong."
Drews' writing is celebrated for its gripping narratives and dark, atmospheric themes, often exploring psychological depth and emotional intensity. Their books have been translated into six languages, broadening their international reach. Beyond writing, Drews maintains an active online presence under the handle @paperfury, sharing literary insights and engaging with readers. Residing in Australia, they humorously acknowledge an ever-growing stack of unread books as a constant companion in their creative journey.