J.A. Sullivan

J.A. Sullivan is a genderqueer horror writer who has spent years as a paranormal investigator, has an insatiable appetite for serial killer information, and lives in Canada with their incredibly supportive husband. Updates on their writing journey, additional reviews, author interviews, and original fiction can be found on their blog (writingscaredblog.wordpress.com).

Their fiction has appeared in Anterior Skies, Vol. 1 (2023), The Horror Collection: The Lost Edition (2023), A Silent Dystopia (2021), It Came From The Darkness (2020), Don’t Open the Door (2019), and they acted as an assistant editor for Black Dogs, Black Tales (2020).

Influences include Stephen King, Clive Barker, Peter Straub, Ray Bradbury and Thomas Harris.