Julia Armfield is a British author and playwright known for her hauntingly evocative prose that explores the eerie intersections of the human and the supernatural. She gained critical acclaim with her debut short story collection, "Salt Slow," which won the 2018 White Review Short Story Prize and was longlisted for the 2019 Dylan Thomas Prize. Her work delves into themes of transformation, physicality, and the intimacy of fear, resonating with a diverse readership. Armfield’s writing has also appeared in Granta and The Quietus. She continues to captivate audiences with her unique voice and imaginative storytelling.