Siobhan Carroll

@siobhancarroll.bsky.social

Hugo, Nebula, Locus, & World Fantasy Award finalist author. Eugie Award Winner. Science fiction, fantasy, and horror author writing for SECRET LEVEL and other media projects. Book lover. Wannabe baker. Semi-retired supervillain.

I'm excited to join the Buried Creek Collective in Philadelphia -- a creative group that will be learning about Philly's infrastructural and environmental history this Fall. Looking forward to it & to collaborating with these remarkable people! buriedcreekcollective.com/2026/08/03/a...

Announcing the 2026 Buried Creek Collective cohort

The 2026 Buried Creek Collective cohort comes to us from all over the Greater Philadelphia region. We are enriched by their diverse perspectives and experiences of the city.

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I've been teaching Susanna Clarke's PIRANESI this week and my God, what a lovely, lovely book. As the world gets progressively madder and more anxious, it's been a pleasure to return to its peaceful halls. If you haven't read this splendid fantasy novel yet, do yourself a favor and pick it up.

Image of the black cover of Piranesi, showing a fawn on a pedestal playing a flute.

Had my first time teaching GIDEON THE NINTH to undergrads last week. Thankfully, they seemed to like it! I'm looking forward to hearing their thoughts on bodies & spaces as we get to the "mystery" section of the novel.

We are so excited to reveal the cover for ALL HALLOWS’ EVE! 🕸️ Horror legend Ellen Datlow presents this chilling anthology of 19 original short stories from a world-class line-up of authors, delving into the histories and traditions of the spookiest season of the year… Coming September 2026 🎃

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I have a new professional website thanks to the very talented Raquel Arias Labrador, a graduate student from I.U. Please let me know what you think! And if any of you are looking to have your own sites redeveloped, I recommend Raquel. Her help and suggestions were invaluable. www.scarroll.org

Siobhan Carroll | Fiction Writer

Siobhan Maria Carroll is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Delaware. Her fantasy novelette, "For He Can Creep", adapted for screen by Tamsyn Muir for the fourth season of Netflix...

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I have a story coming out in Ellen Datlow's forthcoming All Hallows Eve anthology! (It arrives Sept 2026, in time for next Halloween). I'm most curious about Josh Malerman's story. I loved BIRDBOX and I want what he does at short-story length. Pre-orders below the TOC: tinyurl.com/zujhc67a

All Hallows Eve: 9781835415436 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

Hugo Award winning editor and horror legend Ellen Datlow presents this chilling horror anthology of 19 original short stories from a world-class line-up of the masters of horror, delving into the hist...

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I have a story coming out in Ellen Datlow's forthcoming All Hallows Eve anthology! (It arrives Sept 2026, in time for next Halloween). I'm most curious about Josh Malerman's story. I loved BIRDBOX and I want what he does at short-story length. Pre-orders below the TOC: tinyurl.com/zujhc67a

All Hallows Eve: 9781835415436 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

Hugo Award winning editor and horror legend Ellen Datlow presents this chilling horror anthology of 19 original short stories from a world-class line-up of the masters of horror, delving into the hist...

tinyurl.com

I picked up this collection after reading Thomas Ha’s wonderful “window boy” last year. I’m only partway through reading the collection but can confirm that the first three stories are bangers. Ha has a knack for weird, surreal, and psychologically complex storytelling.

Undertow Publications 🇨🇦@undertow.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Friends! @thomasha.bsky.social's Uncertain Sons and Other Stories is 3-months old today. Time flies. Please consider grabbing a copy of this stellar debut. Thanks to all who have bought a copy. Really appreciate it. undertowpublications.com/ebooks/uncer...

Cover of Thomas Ha's UNCERTAIN SONS. Art depicts Giger-esque heads of bones on redbackground.

My post #WorldCon plane book was Anne de Marcken’s It Lasts Forever and Then It’s Over- a literary zombie novel using undead bodies as a metaphor for grief. It's short, spare, & poetic, with allusions to Judith Butler & Djuna Barnes. Liked it. Not sure I got everything it was doing on this read.

cover of Anne de Marcken’s It Lasts Forever and Then It’s Over showing the image of a crow & title.