Louise Blackwick

About Louise Blackwick

Louise Blackwick is a next-generation fiction writer, author of surreal short stories, metaphysical manifestos and narrative poems. Blackwick primarily considers herself a "fantasy novelist", though the erudite complexity of her work has been appraised to exceed the genre of fantasy. The first novel in a series of five is expected to be released in the coming 2 years and was already met with high anticipation by a score of metacritics, most of whom have compared her narrative style with C. Paolini, Jo Rowling and E.R. Eddison. For short fiction, Blackwick claims her greatest influences were the father of surrealism André Breton, the twisted storyteller Edgar A.Poe and the existentialist Kafka. At times, she unweaves the general conventions of space and of time, bending them at odd angles into a mesmerizing and surreal dream construct. For epic large-scale fiction, Blackwick greatly looks up to the legendary Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.

Keywords

• Epic Fantasy Sagas
• Literary Manifestos
• Poetry
• Short Stories

Address

• Headquarters

  EnschedeOverijssel, Netherlands