Lyndall Clipstone

Lyndall Clipstone is a critically acclaimed author known for her dark tales of flower-threaded horror and stories about monsters and the girls who love them. She is the author of The World at the Lake’s Edge duology, which includes "Lakesedge" and "Forestfall," as well as the standalone novel "Unholy Terrors." Her works blend gothic atmosphere with lush, haunting prose, earning her recognition for her unique voice in young adult fantasy and horror.

Clipstone draws inspiration from folklore and gothic traditions, crafting narratives rich with eerie beauty and emotional depth. Her stories often explore themes of love, sacrifice, and the blurred lines between monstrosity and humanity. Residing in Adelaide, Australia, she lives in a century-old cottage with her partner, two children, and a shy black cat, an environment that echoes the atmospheric settings of her novels.

With a growing reputation for her evocative storytelling, Clipstone continues to captivate readers with her darkly romantic tales. Her works have solidified her place as a distinctive voice in contemporary gothic fantasy, appealing to fans of both horror and lyrical, character-driven fiction.