‏Owen Egerton‏

Screenwriter and novelist Owen Egerton is the writer/director of the psychological horror film Follow. He's also the author of the story collection How Best to Avoid Dying and the novels Everyone Says That at the End of the World and The Book of Harold, the Illegitimate Son of God, which Warner Bros. optioned for development as a television series.

He co-wrote the screenplay Bobbie Sue, which sold to Warner Bros. after appearing on the Blacklist. Egerton has gone on to write for Warner Brothers, Disney, and Fox Studios.

Egerton is also one of the writing and performing talents behind the Alamo Drafthouse's Master Pancake Theater and hosts public radio's The Write Up.