Forrest Wolfe is a creative nonfiction author who writes at the crossroads of madness, myth, mysticism, philosophy and machine intelligence. His first book Questions for Werewolves: A Creative Nonfiction of Madness, Witch and Daimon, was pubished by Running Wild Press (RIZE Press) in May 2026. He has spoken on madness and mysticism at the Too Mad To Be True conference in Belgium 2026, and has since been featured on the metaphysical literary forum Morbid Anatomy Online, as well as Brian James’ Howl In the Wilderness podcast on myth and soul crafting.

Forrest Wolfe is Taiwanese-American, has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Princeton University, and also an M.F.A in Film from the University of Southern California, School of Cinema.  After a brief, interrupted career in film, he has been working as a technology and management consultant.

Forrest Wolfe is the pen name for Luke Blanchford.

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Writing from dreams is like entering a dark forest.  At first, we barely pay attention to dreams, except perhaps for the sudden flash of nightmare that shakes us in the night. 

Then, writing in a journal to remember them, the contours of the forest begin to appear: and we start to name the recurring differences between fern and elm, robin and hawk.   We discover we have many wild voices. 

Amid this ancient life, true visions may come to us unbidden, and alight on a tree to watch us just a bit longer, before vanishing back into the canopy – like birds flashing their wings.

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