Skyler Holloway
Skyler Holloway writes tales where lost time ticks in forgotten corners, dreams bleed into reality, and magic comes wrapped in riddles. With prose that dances between the whimsical and the unsettling, Holloway’s stories blur the line between myth and memory. Readers say his books feel like opening a door you didn’t know was there—and realizing it’s been waiting for you all along.
“Wishes are just lies wrapped in longing.”
Author Note
Skyler Holloway is a storyteller forged at the crossroads of wonder and melancholy. Raised in a town small enough to disappear from most maps, he spent his childhood drawing labyrinths in notebooks, naming stars that didn’t exist, and asking too many questions about the endings of fairy tales. He studied philosophy and folklore, believing stories were the last surviving spells. Before becoming an author, he worked as a puppet maker, projectionist, and librarian. Those roles, though unrelated on paper, wove themselves into his signature style: stories that feel half-remembered, half-dreamed, and wholly immersive. Holloway avoids the spotlight, but readers sometimes find his initials carved in the margins of old library books or tucked between train station graffiti and forgotten postcards.
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