S.L. Sloane is the author of Blood of The Martyr,  a dark fantasy novel that explores themes of power, corruption, and self discovery.
 
Sloane's work is shaped by a deep fascination with complex female characters and a dedication to delving into themes of trauma and healing, the questioning of power, and the resilience found in vulnerability. Her storytelling invites readers into immersive worlds where characters grapple with moral dilemmas, confront inner turmoil, and navigate the far-reaching consequences of their choices.
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Originally from Massachusetts, Sloane moved to New York City to attend Barnard College, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in English and pursued minors in Mandarin and Economics. She draws inspiration from literary greats such as Virginia Woolf, Dostoevsky, Nabokov, Brandon Sanderson, and Tolkien—authors renowned for their nuanced explorations of the human psyche and their masterful creation of richly detailed worlds.
 
Beyond her work as a novelist, Sloane an impact investor, leveraging her expertise in sustainability and global markets to effect meaningful change. Now a proud New Yorker, she continues to expand the universe of Blood of the Martyr and push the boundaries of fantasy and character-driven narratives. When not lost in her writing, Sloane can often be found walking her Doberman, Zoë, through the vibrant streets of her Lower West Side neighborhood.