Susan Molyneaux writes literary fiction and poetry that explore mortality, constraint, and transformation. Her work ranges from controlled philosophical meditation to gothic eruption—quiet dissolution in prose, violent metamorphosis in verse—unified by precise language and unflinching attention to how bodies navigate their own endings. She lives in Toronto.
Will, or The Unworthy Life, is her latest novella, written entirely in future tense. She is the author of the poetry collection Last Communion, and Glass Hours is her debut novel.
Please visit her website at susanmolyneaux.com