About A.J. Sefton

A.J. Sefton is an English author residing in Staffordshire but raised in Liverpool. Known for writing dark, psychological, and historically-rooted fiction set in England, their work includes Teon, Gulfyrian and Growing in Damp Places. Sefton also writes book reviews and has contributed to various publications.

Literary Style: Creates bold, unsettling fiction exploring hidden corners of history and human nature, spanning from the Dark Ages to modern times.

Published Works: Titles include Growing in Damp Places (A story involving an allotment and secrets); Teon (7th-century England tale of deception and prophecy); Crushed (A story about a Medieval priest); Gulfyrian (Historical tale focused on King Penda) and Catnip and Tuck (Modern short tales about a veterinary nurse).

Background: Formerly a history teacher and journalist (contributor to Shoot! and columnist in Cat World magazines). Married with a daughter, Amanda, and a couple of cats. There are always cats.

Other Projects: Operates a book review site focusing on books set in England.

Sefton's work often delves into dark, atmospheric and psychological themes.