Suzan Palumbo: Dark Speculative Fiction Rooted in Caribbean Folklore

Author Bio and Legacy

Suzan Palumbo is a Caribbean-Canadian author whose dark speculative fiction incorporates elements of Caribbean folklore, cultural identity, and horror. Her stories, often appearing in acclaimed anthologies and magazines, explore themes of belonging, otherness, and heritage. Palumbo’s work resonates with readers who appreciate stories that blend cultural richness with unsettling, supernatural elements.

Awards and Recognitions: Palumbo’s writing has been nominated for the Ignyte Award, establishing her as an emerging voice in horror and speculative fiction.

Complete Book List

• Skin Teeth (short story)
• In Sight of Grace (short story)

Skin Teeth and In Sight of Grace are short stories that explore themes of family, identity, and the supernatural, inspired by Caribbean mythology.

Movie or Play Adaptations

No adaptations currently exist, though Palumbo’s culturally rich horror would make for compelling visual storytelling.

Museums or Exhibits

The Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) in Seattle showcases horror and folklore elements that align with Palumbo’s storytelling style.

Call-to-Action: Explore Suzan Palumbo’s dark, culturally infused stories, where Caribbean folklore and speculative fiction meet in unforgettable ways.

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