Join us on Wednesday, June 17, from 3:00–4:00 p.m. for a talk with Dylan Emerick-Brown, author of three horror novels—The Root Worker’s Daughter, Herrick’s Law, and Darkness Do We Dread—as well as two works of general fiction, The Yiddish Manifesto and, most recently, Attrition. Books will be available for sale and signing.

Registration is encouraged for this in-person-only program. Register below.

Emerick-Brown will discuss how Bar Harbor became the inspiration and fictional setting for one of his most frightening novels. His most recent novel, Attrition, takes place in a small town on the coast of Maine.

During the program, Emerick-Brown will read excerpts from a selection of his books and discuss the process of writing novels. Writing across genres—from supernatural horror to literary fiction—his work explores themes of family, identity, memory, and the unsettling forces that shape our lives, whether real or imagined.

Dylan Emerick-Brown is an author from Lake Mary, Florida where he lives with his supportive wife,and two amazing children. A teacher and former advisor of Howl, the literary magazine Literary Hub called “the best high school lit mag in America,” Dylan Emerick-Brown loves sharing his passion for writing with his students.
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