Paul Glyph writes stories where myth and memory meet under strange skies. Rooted in New Orleans, he draws from folklore, history, and the theater of human contradictions. He’s fascinated by characters who turn their scars into stage lights. His debut novel, The God in the Dirt, wanders through the haunted edges of the American West in search of redemption, rebellion, and truth. He also wrote Fantastical Nature for his son, Michael—whose laughter can turn rain into sunlight and whose wonder reminds him that imagination is the truest kind of magic. He lives with his family—and a very patient dog named Caspa—in the Crescent City, where stories wander in through open windows and stay for tea.