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About Thomas Stewart

Thomas Stewart is a horror author whose work delves into the visceral and unsettling edges of the genre, blending creature terror with transgressive intensity. Writing under the pen name “Corpse Child,” Stewart has built a dedicated audience for his chilling fiction that aims to ‘terrify and rob readers of peaceful slumber’. Stewart’s professional journey began in 2020, and since then he has published numerous horror stories, novellas, and collections that have found life both in print and through audio narrations by prominent narrators and genre podcasts. His work, including titles such as "Allison’s Tears" (winner of Sapphic Book Lovers Choice Awards), "Damned Whispers", "The Other Side", and "Finding Pig Man", has been widely shared within online horror communities, nominated for numerous social media awards, and adapted for audio by a range of narrators commissioned through platforms like ChillingApp. Stewart is active within the horror community on Reddit and social media, where he publishes much of his work and engages with readers under his pseudonym. In interviews, he has discussed his deep fascination with the macabre, his process of exploring extreme and splatterpunk horror, and his use of writing as a creative force and personal outlet.

On Bookish Badger since November 2026.

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