K.J. Tiller

K.J. Tiller is an Appalachian writer whose work explores folklore, womanhood, memory, and the strange spaces where the ordinary becomes the uncanny. Raised along the Ohio River, she draws inspiration from rural landscapes, regional history, old stories, and the peculiar beauty of the natural world.

Her writing often lingers at the intersection of the domestic and the Gothic, with a particular interest in women whose stories have been overlooked, misunderstood, or left untold. She is the author of The Bed of Eels and Strange Women.