Britt Wolfe

Britt Wolfe is a Canadian author of novels, novellas, poetry, and emotionally devastating horror stories disguised as entertainment.

Her work blends grief, love, memory, and the aching hum of nostalgia—often with a twist of Taylor Swift, a splash of 90s pop culture, and a quiet scream into the void. She writes for the girls who made mix CDs, the boys who never said how they felt, and the readers who feel too much and keep going anyway.

Britt’s catalogue includes The Songs To Stories novella series (each inspired by a different Taylor Swift song), the horror collection The Hollow Hours, the poetry-and-prose time capsule Dial-Up and Daydreams, and her debut novel Fading Away, which reimagines what might’ve happened if Kurt Cobain had been given the chance to fade away instead of burn out.

She lives in Calgary with her husband, her husky soulmate Sophie, and a semi-possessed cat named Lena. She writes full-time, dreams big, and believes in second chances, slow burns, and stories that change us.

If you like your books a little heartbroken and a little haunted—you’ve come to the right author.