Writing for the ones who are living with ghosts, not haunted by them, Bear Teddington combines horror and fantasy into sometimes spooky, sometimes sweet (usually a little surreal) stories about the everyday horror that has become so commonplace and unremarkable for so many people who have survived trauma.

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Seamlessly merging the fantastical with the real, they weave together tales of survival, monsters, magic, and the kind of resilience that comes with living through The Horrors.

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They also write more casual criticism on media, especially concerning LGBT+ and feminist representation.

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Bear Teddington grew up around Philadelphia and moved to Massachusetts after all her family migrated back there in her late 20s.

She writes #OwnVoices stories with disaster bis, agender characters, trauma (& most importantly trauma recovery), depression, and anxiety.

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feral for sleep token and type o negative that is all

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she/her or they/them