JP Relph is a working-class Cumbrian writer mostly hindered by four cats, aided by tea.
A forensic science degree and passion for microbes, insects and botany often influence her words. She frequently writes about cryptids and apocalypses, but not together, yet.
Recently found in The Ghastling, Reflex Press and Coffin Bell Press.
Bark & Bone Contribution
When the Moon Gives Way sees grieving parents embrace the solace of a werewolf child.
Here’s a snippet:
For days we talk about how to explain the boy. For days we watch him, feed him, play with him. Our hearts reluctant to open, creak and groan at first. I tell people about an estranged sister, an unexpected visit. Fletcher smiles and laughs, hugs hard, and we give way to love again. Fear clings like late-spring frost, taking us back to the lake, to browning muscari and pollen-gold catkins on the trees.
Other Publications Include:
Space Cat Press 