Year: 2012

Jonathan Janz stole my blog – with Fearsome Supernatural Women!

The June Horror releases from Samhain Publishing this month are my novel NightWhere and Jonathan Janz’s House of Skin. So to celebrate our newfound status as the June standard-bearers of horror,  Jonathan and I decided to trade blogs today. You’ll find a post from me over at Jonathan’s place.  And here’s his entry (and one of the first guest blogs I’ve ever hosted): MY FIVE BEST HORROR NOVELS FEATURING A FEARSOME SUPERNATURAL WOMAN It’s an…

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Chicks Dig Books – Book Review: NightWhere

17 Jun 2012 By Jen in New Release Reviews Tags: BDSM, demonic, fiction, horror, pleasure and pain, sex, sex club NightWhere by John Everson (Kindle edition 6/5/12, paperback 10/2/12) “Are you the harvester, or the harvest?” A little sexual experimentation is fine, but the wrong kind can get you killed…or worse.  For the young couple in John Everson’s erotic horror novel NightWhere, the world of pleasure mixed with pain proves to be both enticing and dangerous. Mark…

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Printers Row 2012… Plus!

YESTERDAY, I WAS IN TORONTO, on a short 3-day trip for the day job… the upside was, I got to have dinner at Colum “Paperback Horror” McKnight’s house, and he introduced me to a couple of fellow horror authors — Jason Darrick and Tobin Elliott. And I had a chance to visit my old favorite spot there from previous visits – Elephant & Castle. I also got to see a record store… with real records.…

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NIGHTWHERE debuts today!

MY SIXTH NOVEL, NightWhere, debuts today in e-book format on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all the other major vendors. If you’re reading this blog and have enjoyed any of my other erotic horror adventures, I hope you’ll take a minute and download a copy of NightWhere today — If all of my fans get their ebook copies of this today, the book should debut very high on the Amazon and Barnes & Noble “charts”……

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DucKon 21: Finally Legal

I WAS AN AUTHOR GUEST this past weekend at DucKon, a local SF/F convention that’s expending its reach a bit into horror these days as well. I was there briefly last year, but this time around (as the con celebrated its 21st year in existence), I was around for the full weekend and sat on a number of panels. It was a nice local kick-off for the release of my sixth novel NightWhere, which launches…

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From Munchen with Love! A Trip To Munich, Germany

NINE MONTHS AGO at my dayjob, the idea came up that I should attend a convention in Munich, Germany this spring. At first I didn’t take it too seriously. I travel domestically a lot for the dayjob, but there was talk of going to China last year too, but that didn’t come about.  I’ve never left North America aside from visiting Hawaii, so I didn’t think this trip would pan out in the end. either.…

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Peteyboo and the Worm

MY SON AND I sometimes tell silly stories to each other, and when he was five, I came up with one that he really liked called Peteyboo and the Worm. He kept asking me to re-tell it to him, and I kept forgetting things each time I did (which he vehemently complained about). Finally, I wrote the whole story down and when he saw the pages he said “when will it be in a book,…

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DanCon and Tuesday Funk

THIS IS A FICTION-FILLED WEEK! Tomorrow, on Sunday, March 4, I’ll be hanging out at a table in the “Creator Room” at DanCon at the Orland Park Civic Center in  Orland Park, IL. I’ve been looking forward to this one for months — if you’re in Chicagoland, I hope you’ll come out.  It’s going to be a blast with tons of comic book artists and creators. Then on Tuesday, March 6, I’ll be doing a…

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Unveiling NightWhere!

THE IDEA FOR THIS ONE goes back a long time. Back in 2002, during the World Horror Convention in Chicago, I remember telling Charlee Jacob that I had this idea for a pretty racy horror novel, but wasn’t sure I could write it. At that point, I’d been trying to sell my first novel, Covenant, for two years, and was really about ready to throw the towel in on it all. Charlee was a writer…

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