Andy Edge
Andy Edge fell into horror at thirteen, the summer he spent reading Stephen King's IT cover to cover. He started the press to publish the kind of work that hooked him then: character-driven, slow-burning, and intimately unsettling. As a publisher, he's drawn to stories that close the distance between reader and victim, the kind of terror that makes you squirm and keep a light on at night. As an author he writes the same kind of fiction, where the monster is always human and the rot is usually close to home. He has a particular pull toward stories where hard people and grudges outlive their owners, often through a queer lens. Born and raised in Appalachian Ohio just across the river from West Virginia, he now lives in Arizona with his husband, his dogs, and an ever-growing stack of true crime documentaries.
