Dawn Kurtagich is a young writer of psychologically sinister fiction, and she has a dark and twisted imagination! She lives in Wales, an ancient and mountainous country within the UK (go to England's Midlands and turn left towards the sea). However, she grew up all over the world, predominantly in Africa. She writes and blogs for YA Scream Queens and is a member of the YA League. She is the author of The Dead House and its companion novella, The Dead House: The Naida Tapes.
Praise for THE DEAD HOUSE: "What an evil and original story. You
can't stop reading Kaitlyn's diary. But is she real? It's a mystery
inside a mystery--and the shocks keep coming. Scary stuff!"--R.L.
Stine
"...a haunting new thriller..."--EW.com
"...Will keep many readers anxiously waiting to see what comes
next."--School Library Connection
"All I could think when I finished THE DEAD HOUSE was that the
author, Dawn Kurtagich, has an amazing mind. Creepy, but amazing. I
loved it."--Christopher Pike, bestselling author of Thirst
"Full of twists, buried secrets, and enough disturbing corpses to
please the most discerning horror lover, THE DEAD HOUSE is a
thoroughly engrossing read. Diary entries, psychiatrist records,
and transcripts from the investigation keep the pages turning late
into the night. This is a harrowing tale, cleverly told." --Kendare
Blake, author of Anna Dressed in Blood
"Kurtagich maintains the creepy and dark tone through to the end,
where readers are not given a neat, tidy ending - the ghosts still
haunt, pieces of the story remain missing, and life goes on despite
the terrible tragedy at the prestigious Elmbridge High
School."--Voya
"Kurtagich weaves a terrifying and mind-bending tale reminiscent of
H.P. Lovecraft. This is one of the best horror debuts I've read in
a long time!"--J.R. Johansson, author of Cut Me Free and The Night
Walker series
"Not for the faint of heart, this is a gory and grimly compelling
story, made more so by the novel's visual elements."--Booklist
"This creepy boarding school novel meshes real world issues with a
paranormal mystery in a fun but scary debut... Fans of horror
novels will appreciate the creepy photographs scattered throughout,
and the multiple perspectives are smoothly integrated... A worth
addition to high school horror collections."--School Library
Journal
"Told through a retrospective collection of found evidence
surrounding the deaths of several students in a boarding school
fire, Kurtagich's debut novel is deeply disturbing and fraught with
emotion."
--Publishers Weekly
"THE DEAD HOUSEis a seamless blend of the supernatural and the
psychological. Creepy, compelling, and compulsively
readable."--Victoria Schwab, author of The Archived and Vicious
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