Owl Goingback is an American author of primarily horror and fantasy fiction. He is of Native American descent, with a heritage that includes Choctaw, Cherokee, and European ancestry, which often influences his writing. Goingback is known for blending supernatural elements with Native American mythology and folklore, creating stories that explore themes of heritage, spirituality, and the environment. Some of his notable works include "Crota," which won the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel, and "Coyote Rage," which also received the Bram Stoker Award, but for Superior Achievement in a Novel. His stories often feature richly detailed settings and complex characters, making his work distinctive in the horror and fantasy genres.