Carlton Cuse

Master storyteller of the small screen, Carlton Cuse, was born in 1959 in Mexico City, Mexico. He began his active career in the 1980s, lending his genius to the genres of mystery, drama and science fiction, with notable stints on renowned TV shows like "Lost," "Bates Motel," and "The Strain," and earning himself a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series for "Lost." Cuse's authorial style is marked by intricate plotting, immersive world-building, and deep character development, often resulting in highly addictive, binge-worthy content.

On a personal note, Carlton Cuse is one of those rare creatives who can make the unbelievable believable, who can transport his audience into another world entirely and make them care deeply for stories and characters they would never encounter in real life.