Scott Lambridis is the author of St. Ulphia's Dead, a darkly comic literary novel exploring belief, perception, and the stories we invent to survive.
Born in New York, Scott studied neurobiology at the University of Virginia before earning an MFA in Fiction from San Francisco State University. Along the way he toured with a progressive rock band, founded an independent press and performance series, tended a forty-acre olive farm, and read a book from every country in the world.
He wrote much of St. Ulphia's Dead during his daughter's naps while living in France. He now lives in Bellingham, Washington, where he continues writing fiction blending literary mystery, speculative fiction, absurd humor, and psychological inquiry.