Clive Carter

Clive Carter writes horror-fantasy that crawls under the skin. His debut novella, The Widow’s Nest, follows a woman bitten by a spider who slowly transforms—mind, body, and appetite—into something monstrous. As she devours those closest to her, Carter spins a tale of metamorphosis, betrayal, and the thin line between predator and prey.

Rooted in British folklore and rural unease, Carter’s fiction blends the supernatural with the disturbingly plausible. His stories often begin in quiet homes and end in places no map dares name. Expect cursed relics, spectral intrusions, and transformations that feel both ancient and intimate.

When not writing, Clive Carter is rumoured to keep odd hours, collect local legends, and maintain a suspiciously well-organized archive of unexplained phenomena