Author of The Night That Finds Us All, A Lush and Seething Hell, Murder Ballads
Shirley Jackson, Bram Stoker, World Fantasy Award Finalist
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website: http://www.johnhornor.com
John Hornor Jacobs
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I hate this future. I'm so fucking pissed off. I just opened MS Word to look at a manuscript and suddenly I can't create or edit any documents because I don't have Microsoft 365. I'm not fucking buying MS 365, I bought THIS single license version of Word in 2024.
that’s how you start a book, for sure
My editor is either fascinated by my prose or possibly the movement of the mouse cursor — it’s a toss-up really
At some point, when I have a computer with a working copy of Word on it, I'm going to permanently air-gap that bitch like I was living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland (which might actually be true)
In 2011 I had a story called "The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife" appear in The Book of Cthulhu, edited by Ross Lockhart. Anyway, in the story one of the main characters was the head of the ICVB - the Innsmouth Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
I bring it up because I'm really loving WIDOW'S BAY
I tend to shy away from posting things I can't corroborate. I can confirm, as a customer, I've been waiting for a decade for a book I've ordered.
I would HIGHLY suggest doing your own personal research before buying from or working with this company. The stories are out there. 📚🩸
Little Rock, my home town, has a bad reputation and sometimes I think it's undeserved and then nights like tonight remind me how high our crime rate is. Had to call 911 earlier on a man assaulting a woman right outside my apartment - it sounded drastic. I went outside to suss the sitch, GUNFIRE!
Anyway, I stopped shooting when it turned out it was just a possum in the garbage bin
i actually love it when trump falls asleep on camera, it's just the waking up part i'm not keen on
