Pip Harrison is a British writer of gothic horror and ghost stories, inspired by the tradition that finds the uncanny not in castles or ruins, but in real lives and ordinary houses — for in the UK, there is always a ghost. A lifelong admirer of Shirley Jackson, Susan Hill, and the folklore woven through daily life, Pip’s fiction blends the chill of the supernatural with the struggles we carry in silence.

Living in North Yorkshire, Pip treasures the feel of a second-hand book — especially one inscribed with a forgotten name — the sense of touching a life that came before. That same fascination with memory and traces of the past shapes Pip’s writing.

Drawn from real experience, Pip’s stories entwine gothic atmosphere with themes of mental health and human fragility. For Pip, ghost stories are never only about fear, but about sorrow, love, and the echoes of lives that linger, unwilling to be forgotten.

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