Drew Williams

The youngest of five children, Drew Williams was born and raised in McKeesport, PA. After a stint as a burger flipper, Drew gave higher education a chance, attending Slippery Rock and Indiana Universities of Pennsylvania. Since earning his Ph.D. in 1993, Drew has been teaching Creative Writing at North Carolina Central University.  Currently Drew is at work on his second novel, The Corruptor, and spends most of his free time working on his dart game.

His first novel, Night Terrors, was an EPPIE Finalist for Best Horror Novel 2000, and has been described as "Reminiscent of Stephen King and just as scary" by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Drew is also coauthor, with Joseph Nassise, of the collection, Spectres and Darkness.

Drew's latest release, the novella Art and Becoming - The Author's Cut, "will grip you with its tangled metal arms and shove you face-first into the very darkest portrait in a true gallery of horrors." (Kealan Patrick Burke, author of Ravenous Ghosts and The Turtle Boy).