Polly Hall is an award-winning writer, poet and artist. Her debut novel, The Taxidermist's Lover, was featured in The New York Times, won Gold at the Independent Publisher Book Awards, and was a finalist in the Bram Stoker Awards. Blending horror, literary fiction and folklore, her work explores identity, belonging and transformation through stories that blur the boundaries between the ordinary and the uncanny. Influenced by landscape, myth and the darker edges of human nature, she writes atmospheric fiction infused with wonder, dread and the unexpected. She lives near an old haunted prison in Somerset.
Website: pollyhall.co.uk
Instagram: @polly_hall_writer
Polly Hall is an award-winning writer, poet and artist. Her debut novel, The Taxidermist's Lover, was featured in The New York Times, won Gold at the Independent Publisher Book Awards, and was a finalist in the Bram Stoker Awards. Blending horror, literary fiction and folklore, her work explores ...