Jack Finn

About the Author

Jack Finn is a master of the macabre, whose chilling narratives have kept readers awake long into the night. Born in the shadowy corners of rural America, Finn's fascination with the supernatural began in childhood, fueled by old ghost stories and unexplained occurrences that haunted his dreams. He honed his craft through years of writing in isolation, drawing from folklore, urban legends, and the darkest recesses of the human psyche to create tales that blur the line between reality and nightmare. With a penchant for building unbearable tension and delivering shocking twists, Finn's stories explore themes of fear, the unknown, and the fragility of sanity. His debut collection, 'They Come When You Sleep: 16 Tales of Horror and the Supernatural (Stories for Late at Night),' cements his reputation as a rising voice in contemporary horror literature, perfect for those who dare to read after dark.