Donald Quill

Donald Quill writes stories rooted in myth, ancient memory, and the quiet places where the human and the supernatural meet. His novels blend Celtic folklore, sacred landscapes, and character-driven fantasy with an emphasis on prophecy, legacy, and the cost of power.

He introduced readers to his reflective style with From the Threads of Silence, a standalone meditation on the unseen forces that shape human lives. He then turned fully toward mythic historical fantasy with the Songs of the Crowmother series. Beginning with Echoes of the Otherworld and continuing with Broken Rites, the series follows guardians, priestesses, and reluctant leaders as they confront threats that strike at the spiritual heart of ancient Ireland.

Donald also writes modern paranormal fiction including The House on Ashburn Street, a thriller that brings his mythology-driven sensibility into the present day. In this work, a single mother faces the violent past of an old New England home and the entity determined to hollow out her family from within.

Drawing from a lifelong fascination with Celtic myth, folklore, and the thin places where the old world still breathes through the modern one, Donald creates stories that explore identity, sacrifice, and the unseen threads that bind us.

When he is not writing, he can usually be found reading about ancient cultures, walking forest trails, or listening for the stories hidden in old stones and riverpaths.