Tim Curran

Tim Curran is a horror author based in Michigan, known for his visceral storytelling and contributions to the genre. His published novels include "Skin Medicine," "Hive," "Dead Sea," "Resurrection," "The Devil Next Door," and "Biohazard," alongside the novella "The Corpse King." His short fiction has appeared in magazines such as "City Slab," "Flesh&Blood," and "Book of Dark Wisdom," as well as anthologies like "Shivers IV," "High Seas Cthulhu," and "Vile Things." For DarkFuse, he wrote the bestselling "The Underdwelling" and the Readers Choice-nominated "Fear Me," among other works.

Curran's writing often explores dark, unsettling themes, blending elements of cosmic horror, psychological terror, and visceral suspense. His novella "The Corpse King," published by Cemetery Dance, exemplifies his ability to merge historical settings with macabre storytelling. Upcoming projects include the novel "Hive 2" and the collection "Four Rode Out," a collaboration featuring weird-western tales co-written with authors such as Tim Lebbon and Brian Keene.

With a career spanning novels, novellas, and short fiction, Curran has established himself as a prolific voice in contemporary horror. His works frequently appear in genre magazines and anthologies, showcasing his versatility and enduring appeal among horror enthusiasts.