Tad Crawford

Tad Crawford is an accomplished author, publisher, and attorney whose works span fiction and nonfiction. His most recent novel, "A Woman in the Wild," published by Arcade Publishing, follows Thea, a psychologist grappling with personal and professional crises. Seeking solace at a remote mountain institute, she confronts her guilt and failures while attempting to heal a mysterious "wild" man who has lived among bears. The novel has been praised for its psychological depth and captivating narrative, with Ethan Gallogly describing it as "immediately and deeply captivating."

Crawford's literary career includes the novels "A Floating Life" and "On Wine-Dark Seas," alongside nonfiction works such as "The Secret Life of Money." His writing has appeared in prominent publications like American Artist, The Nation, and Glamour, showcasing his versatility across genres. A recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts award, Crawford grew up in Woodstock, New York, an artists' colony that likely influenced his creative pursuits. He is also the founder of Allworth Press, further cementing his impact on the publishing industry. Currently based in New York City and the Hudson Highlands, Crawford continues to write and engage with literary communities.