Corin Holloway (b. 1986) grew up in Gloucester, Massachusetts, studied folklore and maritime history at the University of New Hampshire, and worked nights as an archivist at a coastal museum. Their short fiction has appeared in regional journals and annual horror anthologies. They teach community workshops on ghost narratives and oral history, and lecture on maritime superstition. Holloway lives in Portland, Maine, with a retired search-and-rescue dog, and draws on New England weather, decaying lighthouses, and family boat logs for inspiration.
