Emily Dinova is an award-winning writer whose work explores the darker corners of human behavior, relationships, trauma, and identity. Her novels include the Gothic mystery-thriller Veil of Seduction and The Antagonist, a psychological suspense story shaped by her interest in psychoanalysis and the hidden forces that drive people’s actions.

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Her short fiction has appeared in Haunted MTL’s Horror Anthology and on Literally Stories, where she was featured as a “Saturday Special.” Her stage play Capture, a raw examination of domestic violence and survival, received the 2015 Fresher Writing Prize for Best Stage Play in the United Kingdom and was later published.

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Emily holds a master’s degree in Stage and Screen Writing from Regent’s University London and a bachelor’s degree in English with a concentration in theatre from Marist College. Whether writing novels, plays, or short fiction, she creates emotionally intense stories built around complicated characters, psychological conflict, and uncomfortable truths.