Robyn Fraser

Robyn Fraser writes atmospheric horror shaped by folklore, isolation, and psychological tension. Her work favours slow-burn unease over shock, creating mental images that linger beyond the final page.

In her past, she placed in a national short story competition judged by Nobel Prize-winning author J. M. Coetzee and Robyn continues to write novels and short fiction that explore memory, survival, and the darker edges of human experience.