Adrian Corso

Adrian Corso grew up inside the machinery of the Catholic Church—close enough to learn how it works, and close enough to wonder what it's hiding. He writes fiction that lives in the space between faith and forensics, where sacred institutions meet the people willing to crack them open. A student of history's darker corridors, he's drawn to stories about the politics behind piety, the machinery behind miracles, and the rare individuals stubborn enough to chase the truth into places designed to bury it.

When not writing, he can usually be found arguing with primary sources, walking old cities at the wrong hour, or convincing himself that one more draft will fix everything.

He is the author of Autopsy of a Saint and the newly released Lukas von Mainz series.