Sharon Mc Quillan

Co-host on Deadly Horizons: True Crime • Paranormal • Oddities.

2025–2026

Freeway Fear: The Drifter, the Victims and Bonin is cited as a reference source on multiple public victim memorial records related to the William Bonin (“Freeway Killer”) case, reflecting its use as a research and documentation source.

Sharon's academic journey is marked by her graduation from Griffith University with a BA in Criminology and Criminal Justice in 2024. Her commitment to writing is evident in her pursuit of various writing courses at Griffith.

Sharon's short story, Sacred Sunday, a testament to her potential and talent, was selected to move forward to the final round of Talent Implied 2025. Unfortunately, it was a close call, missing the final votes needed for publication.

Sharon has also written for the Serial Killer magazine, issues 28 and 29

Recently published Outlaws & Origins: Women of the Bushranging Frontier

, which is a historical non-fiction book that reclaims the forgotten history of women on the Australian bushranging frontier. It challenges the male-dominated folklore by detailing how women were essential masterminds, scouts, and protectors

She is currently working on her third book,