Moss Henson is a writer, editor, and steady hand behind the curtain at waterleftfrog, Moss Henson works in short stories, novellas, and novels shaped by quiet tension and clear-eyed detail. His blog posts and longer works echo the voices of CD Wright, Mark Twain, Raymond Carver, Michael Ondaatje, Ray Bradbury, Richard Hugo, Zora Neale Hurston, Tennessee Williams, and Stephen King—writers who mix grit, grace, and a little strangeness.

With a focus on the written word as both craft and practice, Moss handles the behind-the-scenes work for waterleftfrog: maintaining the blog, managing projects, and keeping things moving. His tools are simple—books, pens, a typewriter when it feels right. He loves things in brown and black tones. His letters lean on the page like a steady ox.