Hiron Ennes is the British Fantasy Award-winning and World Fantasy Award-nominated author of Leech.
In their spare time they're a rogue harpist, mad doctor, and avid dog-petter.
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction
Books containing stories by Hiron Ennes

Year's Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction: Volume Three (2025)
(Year's Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction, book 3)
edited by
Stephen Kotowych

The Best Weird Fiction of the Year, Volume 1 (2025)
(Best Weird Fiction of the Year, book 1)
edited by
Michael Kelly
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Hiron Ennes recommends

A Plagued Sea (2026)
Bo-Young Kim
"By turns existentially bleak, delightfully gross and morbidly humorous, A Plagued Sea packs a great deal of cosmic horror in a small, effective package. For those of you who have been chasing the putrid high of Junji Ito's Gyo, this is your drug."

Volatile Memory (2025)
(Volatile Memory Duology, book 1)
Seth Haddon
"Compassionately written and juggling elements of intimacy and sweeping action, Volatile Memory is a surprisingly tender domestic tale dressed up as the best kind of pulp sci-fi.... It is a condemnation of the tyrannical past, a refutation to stasis. Joyfully, it picks apart the contradictions inherent to living, dying, and changing in a body, human or otherwise."

Basilisk (2025)
Matt Wixey
"Basilisk is one of those rare artworks that remind me why the internet was a fascinating place to begin with. It channels the seemingly infinite mystery of the web in the aughts and early tens, perfectly embodying the interactivity, the esoterica and the patois of a generation whose lives were indelibly melded with the eldritch creature that is Online. It's one of the only books of internet horror that seems to understand internet horror, and the necessity of forcing the reader's complicity and participation in it. A worthy creepypasta in its own right, and a wild ride you won't be able to get off if you wanted to."
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