Jeriann Sabin

About the Author

Jeriann Sabin is a captivating storyteller whose narratives weave the macabre with the mundane, drawing readers into worlds where the ordinary blooms into the extraordinary. Born in the rolling hills of rural Pennsylvania, she developed a deep fascination with nature's dualities—its beauty and its hidden perils—from an early age, often wandering through wildflower meadows that inspired her vivid prose. With a background in environmental science and creative writing, Sabin crafts tales that explore themes of growth, decay, and resilience, blending lyrical descriptions of flora with subtle undercurrents of suspense. Her debut novel, Deadhead: The Bindweed Way to Grow Flowers, marked her entry into literary fiction, earning praise for its innovative take on botanical horror. When not writing, she tends her own garden, finding stories in the soil and shadows alike.