About the author

I write horror built from documents, notes, diaries, interrogations, and other traces left behind. In my work, the supernatural does not appear as a grand spectacle, but as a fracture in everyday life: a detail that does not fit any explanation, or an observation that continues to haunt.

My work moves through Finnish landscapes and folklore, but does not treat them as decoration. Forests, shorelines, remote places, sites marked by war, apartment blocks, and ordinary homes all carry something older within them, something that has never fully disappeared.

I build stories on evidence rather than confession. The reader is not given a complete answer, but the material itself: something found, preserved, or left unsaid, whose meaning begins to emerge only gradually.