Adam O’Fallon Price

Adam O'Fallon Price is a novelist and teacher whose darkly atmospheric fiction has earned him serious recognition, including an Edgar Award nomination for his haunting novel The Hotel Neversink. With an MFA from Cornell and a sharp eye for character-driven suspense, he crafts stories that linger long after the final page.

Price's short fiction and essays have appeared in prestigious outlets like The Paris Review, VICE, and The Kenyon Review Online, and he serves as a staff writer for The Millions. His novels blend literary depth with genre thrills—The Hotel Neversink weaves three generations of family secrets around a cursed hotel, while The Grand Tour follows a washed-up novelist and his obsessive fan on a darkly comic road trip.

The Hotel Neversink is a masterclass in gothic suspense, tracing decades of tragedy from ruthless patriarch Asher Sikorsky through his daughter Jeanie's dark reign to the grandchildren desperate to uncover a killer. It's the perfect entry point for readers who crave atmospheric mysteries with emotional heft.

Price has a knack for flawed, unforgettable characters—whether it's an alcoholic memoirist or a family…