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When I was a kid, I’d borrow my mum’s typewriter and type out my favourite stories, before moving on to write my own featuring the Doctor from Doctor Who, and Sherlock Holmes.

So perhaps it’s no surprise that I now write both science fiction and mystery novels! My SF books include Snakeskins and Hope Island, and the recent short story collection Great Robots of History. My mystery novels include three Sherlock Holmes novels, including The Twelve Thefts of Christmas.

Now, I’m bringing together speculative fiction and mystery stories in my series Jekyll & Hyde: Consulting Detectives. Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde are the most unique detectives around, given that they share a body and may transform from one to the other at the most awkward moments…

Thanks again for visiting my page! I hope you enjoy the books.

Eliza Chan writes about East Asian mythology, British folklore and reclaiming the dragon lady, but preferably all three at once. She likes to collect folk tales and modernise them with a twist of lemon, pinch of pepper and a kilo of weird.

Eliza's work has been published in The Dark, Podcastle, Fantasy Magazine and The Best of British Fantasy 2019. Her #1 Sunday Times Bestselling debut fantasy novel FATHOMFOLK was published by Orbit in Feb 2024.

Andrew David Barker is an author and filmmaker. Born in Derby, England in 1975, Barker has had pretty much every job going. In his time he has worked as a window fitter, a rail track worker, a factory worker, a carpet salesman, a car cleaner, a delivery driver, a bricklayers' labourer, a shop assistant, and a care worker, among others. None of them stuck.

In the late 90s he played lead guitar in a rock band. They got signed, made a single, played London, thought they were famous, and, subsequently, imploded.

As a filmmaker he wrote and directed the little seen opus, A Reckoning – a last man on earth tale which won acclaim from many who saw it - and has made several award-winning short films, including Laura Living Backwards and Shining Tor. He is also a co-screenwriter on the forthcoming feature, The Wilding, and the writer/director of The House on Lidderman Street.

He is the author of The Electric, Dead Leaves, Winter Freits, The Winterman, and Society Place, and is an Arts Council Grant recipient for his writing.

He now lives in Warwickshire with his wife and daughters, trying to be a grown up.

Dan Howarth is a writer from the North of England. His work has been published both in print and online, most notably at The Other Stories podcast, where his stories have been downloaded over 100,000 times. In April 2021, Dan released his debut short story collection Dark Missives through Northern Republic Press. Dan was shortlisted for a British Fantasy Award in 2019 as an editor and shortlisted for a Northern Debut Award from New Writing North in 2021.