Ulrich Baldursson, author of The Anomaly Archive series, masterfully blends the familiar with the fantastic in a collection of paranormal thrillers. His books delve into the unknown, unearthing monsters both familiar and forgotten, and exploring the chilling parallels between real-life horrors and the folklore that emerges as a means of confronting human evil.

Ulrich Baldursson's journey into the world of storytelling began early, nurtured by a father who fostered a deep love for reading and comprehension. This early foundation quickly blossomed as Ulrich discovered authors like Susan Cooper, Mark Twain, and George Orwell, becoming so engrossed in their narratives that hours would vanish in a single sitting. His appreciation for diverse storytelling deepened further with explorations into the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Shakespeare in middle school, and later, the thrilling narratives of Homer, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Dan Brown, the latter two remaining tied for his favorite authors for the last 20 years due to their unparalleled entertainment and personal resonance.

While early attempts at poetry proved challenging, Ulrich embarked on his first novel in 2015. Though an uncoordinated "mess of ideas" at the time, this initial dive provided valuable lessons in the hurdles of writer's block and the complexities of crafting a living, tangible world. It wasn't until a move to Sweden at age 33 that his writing truly began to flourish, aided significantly by an unexpected source of inspiration: Dungeons & Dragons. Playing D&D pushed him beyond his comfort zone, forcing improvisation, dynamic character interaction, and the exploration of varied personalities, ultimately making the process of world-building and plot organization both more efficient and enjoyable.

Today, Ulrich Baldursson primarily crafts mystery thrillers with a compelling paranormal undertone. He relishes in creating narratives where the line between a mundane criminal and a supernatural entity blurs, often leading readers to make assumptions that are expertly subverted by the final reveal. His stories are designed to keep readers guessing, with subtle clues often holding more weight than obvious events, ensuring a truly unpredictable and engaging experience.

Ulrich Baldursson has lived in North America, Europe, and Asia throughout his life. The continuous changes in culture and surroundings has helped to shape him into who he is today.

Currently based in: Sweden.