Yah Yah Scholfield Books

Yah Yah Scholfield

Yah Yah Scholfield is an author of horror and speculative fiction whose work explores Black identity, family, trauma, desire, healing, and the supernatural. Their writing has appeared in horror and speculative fiction magazines and anthologies, including *FIYAH Literary Magazine* and *Death in the Mouth Vol. 1*. They are also the author of the short-story collection *Just a Little Snack*. Scholfield’s debut novel, *On Sundays She Picked Flowers*, is a Southern Gothic story set in Georgia that follows Judith Rice, a woman who escapes an abusive childhood and builds a new life among haunted woods, ghosts, and haints. Blending horror with themes ... Yah Yah Scholfield is an author of horror and speculative fiction whose work explores Black identity, family, trauma, desire, healing, and the supernatural. Their writing has appeared in horror and speculative fiction magazines and anthologies, including *FIYAH Literary Magazine* and *Death in the Mouth Vol. 1*. They are also the author of the short-story collection *Just a Little Snack*. Scholfield’s debut novel, *On Sundays She Picked Flowers*, is a Southern Gothic story set in Georgia that follows Judith Rice, a woman who escapes an abusive childhood and builds a new life among haunted woods, ghosts, and haints. Blending horror with themes of generational trauma, queer desire, survival, and self-reclamation, the novel explores what happens when the past refuses to remain buried. For readers who like their stories dark, atmospheric, and emotionally layered, Scholfield offers horror that is about more than what lurks in the shadows. Their work asks readers to consider the wounds people inherit, the ones they carry, and what it can take to rebuild yourself after surviving them. See more