Harry Gallon

Harry Gallon is a London-based author and ghostwriter whose work explores masculinity, national identity and mental health. He has an MA in Creative and Critical Writing from the University of Winchester, is an editor for The Literary Consultancy, reads for Brick Lane Bookshop Short Story Prize and longlists for The Bridport Prize first novel award. He has tutored at City Lit, and facilitates access for a disabled author as their creative enabler.

Harry’s work has featured in numerous publications, including Forward Poetry, Open Pen and The London Magazine, while his debut novel, The Shapes of Dogs’ Eyes, was published by Dead Ink Books in 2015; its follow-up, Every Fox is a Rabid Fox, in 2017. His third, Small Rivers, came out in 2021. 

www.harrygallon.com
Twitter - @hcagallon

Represented by: Imogen Pelham

Titles
Small Rivers (Dead Ink, 2021)
Every Fox is a Rabid Fox (Dead Ink, 2017)
The Shapes of Dogs' Eyes​ (Dead Ink, 2015)