Thomas Fillion

About the Author

Thomas Fillion is a distinguished Southern author whose works delve into the raw undercurrents of human experience, blending sensuality and brutality with unflinching honesty. Born and raised in the humid heart of Georgia, Fillion draws from the region's storied traditions and turbulent history to craft narratives that expose the intersections of desire, power, and cultural decay. His debut novel, When The Moon Is In The Seventh House: Sex And Violence In Southern Literature, garnered critical acclaim for its provocative exploration of taboo themes within the Gothic framework of Southern fiction, earning nominations for prestigious literary awards. With a background in journalism and creative writing from Emory University, Fillion continues to challenge readers' perceptions of morality and identity through his evocative prose. Now residing in Savannah, he is at work on his next project, promising to further illuminate the shadowed corners of the American South.