Angie Spoto is an American writer living in Scotland. She grew up near Chicago, lived in the Netherlands, and eventually moved to Scotland to get her PhD in Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow. She loves stories that are dark and surreal, strange and magical, and is inspired by writers like Ursula Le Guinn, Octavia Butler, Leonora Carrington, and Naomi Novik. She loves fairy tales, especially Scottish ones. She lives beside the shore with her husband and son.
'Steeped in fairytale and legend, The Bone Diver is an eerily beautiful reimagining of the myth of the selkie. I was swept away on these deep gothic currents.' * KATE GRIFFIN, author of Fyneshade * 'Dark, dreamy, and deliciously atmospheric - like all the best folktales do, The Bone Diver drew me in and would not let me go.' * C. E. McGill * 'Wonderfully gothic, damp and hopeful. The Bone Diver is a folktale within a folktale, telling a story that is both dark and luscious. Spoto writes about the sea as if she lives in it, and I didn't want to leave behind the world of ever-changing forests, haunted seas and selkies that she so confidently created.' * Jodie Matthews * 'In The Bone Diver, Spoto has carved a captivating, powerful tale of family ties made monstrous and tangled. This is folklore and love carved into something dangerous, brilliant and new.' * Lorraine Wilson *