Dylan Lee Henderson, author

About

Dylan Lee Henderson

Born in Northeastern Oklahoma, not far from where the Caney River meets the Verdigris, Dylan Lee Henderson now works as an English professor at Tarleton State University, where he teaches composition and literature.  Before returning to graduate school, where he studied weird fiction and supernatural horror, he labored for many years in public libraries, having additional degrees in history and library science. He has also worked in warehouses, factories, call centers, and insurance offices. He now lives with his wife and children in a small town in rural Texas, his spare time being devoted to hiking, bicycling, and writing fiction.

 

Books

  • The Man Unking

    In a town shadowed by dread and haunted dreams, a watchful investigator searches desperately for a missing woman while strange forces stir beneath the surface of ordinary life. As church bells toll and townsfolk whisper, unsettling signs multiply: furtive movements in the woods, cryptic warnings, and visions of monstrous being known only as the Foul and the Barren. With his young son beside him and Katherine’s quiet resolve anchoring him, he presses deeper into a mystery that blurs the boundary between faith and horror, reality and nightmare. What he uncovers is more terrifying than disappearance or death—a revelation that humanity itself may be the harvest of something ancient, patient, and merciless. As dread tightens its grip and the truth draws near, he must confront a question more frightening than any creature: what if the darkness is not coming for them, but has always been within them?

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