D. E. FRÜH

Dylan began writing at the age of five, already filled with a vigor and passion not exhibited by most adults. By the time he was 8, he had written two books (neither of which were worthy of any praise). He began to take writing seriously in high school, when writing became an exploration of everything in the world.

His journey in publishing began with submitting short stories to literary reviews (and getting countless rejections).

D. E. Früh is known primarily for his vivid style of description, with long labyrinthian sentences, and moody, complex pieces that feature a variety of penetrating themes.