My name is J.J.F. Musgrave, an author of dark speculative fiction whose work lives at the fault line between myth and the modern world. Drawing on ancient legends, cosmic horror, and contemporary urban landscapes, I write stories where gods remember, monsters endure, and humanity is tested not by abstract evil but by consequence, choice, and aftermath. Best known for fiction that blends epic mythological scale with intimate, character-driven tension, my prose is atmospheric and precise—lean when it needs to cut, lyrical when it needs to haunt. Their narratives often explore what happens *after* the battle: the silence following catastrophe, the weight of survival, and the uneasy coexistence of the supernatural with the everyday. My work frequently reimagines classical and folkloric figures—werewolves, titans, forgotten gods—not as distant symbols but as living forces colliding with modern cities, coastlines, and institutions. Rain-slick streets, bruised skies, and watchful seas recur as motifs, grounding the mythic in tactile, physical detail. With a voice that favours restraint over spectacle and dread over explanation, I write for readers who appreciate slow-burn tension, moral ambiguity, and worlds that feel older—and more dangerous—than they first appear. I live in Australia, where the ocean, weather, and long memory of the land continue to shape my work. Writer has not written anything about themselves.