Author. Musician. Creator.
I’m Liam Keith.
I’m an author of Dark Liminal Fiction—stories where the mundane and the mythic collide, where characters are placed in tension between the real and the unreal. My work hybridizes many elements of gothic horror, dark fantasy, thriller, and weird fiction, but I let each story take whatever shape it demands without any real regard for genre.
Beyond fiction, I’m a scholar and curator of dark mythology—werewolves, vampires, ghosts, and other creatures that haunt the human imagination. I’m also a lifelong student of depth psychology. I bring these disciplines together to explore how texts like the Victorian ghost story or the medieval witchcraft treatise serve as snapshots of the evolving human psyche.
Beyond the written word, I’m a multi‑instrumentalist and composer, producing music across genres: cinematic dark ambient, gothic piano nocturnes, and much more.
Gothic Fantasy / Supernatural Mystery / Horror Series
New chapters published bi-weekly.
Dark ambient, immersive music perfect for writing, studying, or escaping.
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Damn … it’s been a while since I’ve posted an update. Rest assured: even when I go quiet, I’m working hard—and on several things in parallel. My chaotic, overclocked creative process tends to push multiple projects into The Clinch at the same time, which can be…
Keep readingThings have been exceedingly busy this month, including the myriad demands of Christmas that don’t let up until well after the eggnog has run dry and the wastebins are bulging with wrapping paper. On top of the holiday chaos, I’m now three months into a new…
Keep readingToday is a rather blustery day in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh Bear, as I sit in my study with a cup of coffee and reflect. Outside my window, the fiery brilliance of October has given way to the brittle, coppery remnants of November. As the…
Keep readingWe’re knee deep in Spooky Season—my absolute favorite time of year. The South plays a dirty trick on us Fall Freaks, however, by offering chilled, autumnal mornings that quickly mutate into stifling, swamp-ass-inducing scorchers by noon. It isn’t really until November that the season settles in…
Keep readingGreetings! Just a quicker, snappier, more easily digestible newsletter here. In this post, I reflect on balancing my work writing dark fiction with producing a growing catalogue of music. There’s some excellent insight here on approaching passion projects for fellow indie creators. The Verbs That Just…
Keep readingI have recently begun following the prolific, multi-genre fiction author, Dean Wesley Smith, very closely. Any writer serious about playing the long game of indie publishing should visit his site here for some guidance on growing and sustaining your career (read, legacy). A recent blog post…
Keep readingMy travels in England enriched my Gothic Horror series, Greycross, as I drew from historical settings, architecture, and local culture, emphasizing how real-world experiences deeply inform creative writing.
Keep readingGreetings friends and acolytes! First, I’d like to say “thank you” wholeheartedly to all my subscribers and extend a warm welcome to those of you new to my microcosm of dark fiction. It’s hotter than a hoochie-coochie way down yonder here in Metro Atlanta. In between…
Keep readingHowdy! I’ve been quite busy the last couple of months, managing somehow to publish a new beta chapter of Greycross: Twilight at Primrose, and cracking the 80,000 words mark on this debut novel. It’s really fucking good, and I’m immensely proud of what I’m creating. Once…
Keep readingHappy New Year! Got some updates coming in the next week, and a new chapter release. Until then, here are books I’ve read during the most recent trip around the sun. You know, if this were a Book It! challenge from the early 90’s, I’d have…
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