Lee Morgan is a dual citizen of Britain and Australia, and oscillates between which country he wishes to be associated with based on fluctuating political embarrassments. A lifetime interest in the occult and poetry led to seven years at university studying wildly vocational topics like Literature. Fully assured of a likely career in the fast food industry, Lee began to pursue publication of a first book. Lee continued to pursue publication of a book for well over a decade. A twenty year involvement in Traditional Witchcraft and a lot of pushing from friends led to a first publication in non-fiction with 'A Deed Without a Name: Unearthing the Legacy of Traditional Witchcraft', which Lee describes as the book he would have liked to have found when first setting out upon the crooked path, and is designed for the discerning beginner. A new more 'advanced' non-fiction title 'Sounds of Infinity: Traditional Witchcraft and the Faerie Faith' is expected this year. But as a writer Lee's greatest focus is his fiction, with novels that fall somewhere between occult fiction and folk horror. Lee's first fictional series The Christopher Penrose Novels (beginning with 'Wooing the Echo' and followed by 'The Bones Would Do') give vent to his life-long passions for witchcraft, arcane truths, paranormal monstrosities, sex, horror and poetry.

Lee's new book 'Unless They're Wicked' is the first of a new series that becomes a parallel and intersecting tale with The Christopher Penrose Novels. The two series as a whole are referred to as The Haunted Books.