Author: August Folly
Bio: August Folly is a novelist, literary activist, and self-styled provocateur who has never met a convention he didn’t want to break. Oxford-educated yet fiercely anti-establishment, August coined the term “punk fiction” to describe his stripped-down, rebellious literary genre that combines raw prose with sharp social critique. Far from mere entertainment, his work dismantles society’s most comfortable lies, forcing readers to confront uncomfortable truths.

August’s novels are often literary hand grenades, designed to awaken and provoke. Tackling themes like human trafficking and the commodification of art, his writing exposes hidden power structures and challenges readers to examine their own assumptions. For August, storytelling isn’t about comfort or escapism—it’s a call to action.

Though uncompromising in his rebellion, August’s work reflects a deep love for humanity and a relentless belief in ethical responsibility. Beneath the punk exterior lies a writer who believes that questioning the status quo is the ultimate act of hope—and that great fiction has the power to ignite change.