Matt Haig is an acclaimed author whose literary contributions span both fiction and non-fiction, targeting audiences of all ages. His works often delve into the speculative fiction genre, exploring themes that resonate deeply with readers around the globe. Haig’s talent for storytelling is evident in his notable novels such as The Midnight Library, How to Stop Time, The Humans, The Radleys, and the eagerly awaited The Life Impossible. Moreover, his commitment to addressing mental health issues is showcased through his impactful memoir, Reasons to Stay Alive, and his books for children, including A Boy Called Christmas, further highlight his versatility as a writer.

Haig's dedication to literature is not only seen in his diverse body of work but also in his presence at various literary events, such as his appearance at Foyle's Bookstore in London, February 2016. This versatility and depth in storytelling have garnered him a global following and made him a beloved figure in contemporary literature.