From as early as three years old, A.W. Schofield developed a passion for storytelling and the arts. In pre-school, she gravitated toward the easel and never left. In high school, she filled her binders with blank paper in which to write story ideas and draw monsters during any down time she got. Much of her free time, to this day, is still spent writing, drawing, and watching horror movies.
Her ultimate goal in life is simply to tell spooky, emotional, and occasionally gay stories; to provide escapism from the less fun horrors of life. She sees all art as a deeply essential form of human connection, and something that must be protected and kept sacred. She’s based in the Greater Toronto Area, but hopes to one day be able to live out her life quietly on the east coast.