Nick Hammond

Nick Hammond is the author of the Goddesses, Gods & Monsters trilogy, a series exploring the possibility that the figures described in ancient Greek mythology are not simply relics of the past, but active presences within the unfolding human story.

Drawing on detailed accounts from paranormal investigator Margo Williams, his work presents a series of out-of-body experiences and encounters with the beings named by the ancient poets. Rather than attempting to persuade, the books offer these experiences for consideration—inviting readers to reflect on the nature of consciousness, memory, and the continuity of human life across time.

Each volume of the trilogy is anchored in a classical source: Hesiod’s Theogony, Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey and Ovid's Metamorphoses, exploring themes of family, destiny, and responsibility. Together, they form a narrative that moves from the origins of the gods, through human conflict and consequence, to our relationship with the natural world.

Alongside this trilogy, Nick is the editor of the Ghosthunter Case Files of Margo Williams, where he explores the paranormal world of ghosts and hauntings.

His work sits at the intersection of mythology, lived experience, and philosophical inquiry—offering a modern perspective on some of humanity’s oldest stories.