Pushcart Prize-nominated author Louise Worthington weaves haunting, psychological narratives. Her literary novella Distorted Days earned critical acclaim from Kirkus Reviews as "a formidable work that resists narrative orthodoxy," while her psychological thrillers Rachel's Garden, The Entrepreneur and Doctor Glass, alongside her chilling horror novel Rosie Shadow, demonstrate her versatility in exploring the darker corners of the human psyche.

Published by Bloodhound Books, Tantor, TCK Publishing, and Madness Heart Press, Louise's distinctive voice extends beyond long-form fiction. Her incisive poetry and flash fiction appear in prestigious literary magazines including 34 Orchard, Reflex Fiction, HWA Poetry Showcases, Storgy, and Boston Literary Magazine. 

Louise lives with her family near Shrewsbury close to where she grew up in Cheshire. She has worked as an English teacher in secondary schools and as a project manager in higher education institutions. She now runs a self-catering business from the family's farm.