Fox Emerson – Bio
Who the Hell is Fox Emerson?
Author of the explosive memoir
Good Luck Getting Rid of Me,
a savage, no-filter account of love, deception, digital abuse, and survival. Fox Emerson is currently developing the story across multiple formats with podcast and streaming projects already in motion.
Fox is part-Italian, kind of Australian, and a bit chavvy from years in England. Somewhere between losing his hair to IT project management and losing his mind to storytelling, Fox figured out he preferred writing about bisexual sex workers, psychopaths, narcissists, glory holes, aliens, and identity breakdowns over debugging broken servers.
He helped create Herbal Biohacker, a platform to support people with ADHD, Autism, trauma, and the neurospicy community. That said, Fox’s personal blog over at FoxEmerson.com isn’t about wellness. It’s about survival. It’s about emotional carnage, vindictive narcissists, love bombing, sex addiction, revenge porn, and how a smart, grounded man got completely undone by a walking psychological horror film disguised as a lover.
His recent blog posts tackle trauma bonding, bisexual identity, gay sex, fluidity, and why phenomenal sex with a narcissist should come with a government warning. You’ve been warned.
Monique
“Monique – she was real,” he sighs. “Kelly-Anne was one of my dearest friends… But then she went and died. Pretty sad about it still, init.” You can read her story here.
Mr 303
An apocalyptic love story where a virus wipes out 90% of the world. Read Mr 303.
Toby
Toby is a bisexual male prostitute in Barcelona. Based on… not nothing. Led to A Boy Called Q and its sequel The Life of Q.
Q
Conflicted, confused, closeted. Q is raw, dark, and not for the faint-hearted. Sex, identity, and suicide wrapped in one.
Nius
A timeless symphony of fate, freedom, and futuristic fuckery. Nius is my boldest, deepest, and most overlooked work. Read it here and wonder why the hell no one’s talking about it.
Circle in the Sand
Aliens, ghosts, and gods. Like Ancient Aliens but sassier and way more English. Get your copy here.
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