Happy Macabre Monday!
Welcome back to our author interview series, where we dive into one work from a horror writer. We explore themes, discuss the horror genre, and dive into the inspiration and behind the scenes from the author. I hope you all enjoy this conversation as much as I loved having it.
Join us for an in-depth conversation with J.J. Walker, author of the newly released novella, Jellyfish Bloom. J.J. Walker is a horror author who loves writing unsettling stories about small towns, old houses, and characters that examine what it means to be human. Originally from the UK, he currently calls Canada home.
In today’s conversation, we explore his creative process, discuss the wicked world behind the haunted motel, Waxwing Creek, and his love for the horror genre.
I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did!
Jellyfish Bloom
Today we interview J.J. Walker about his horror novella, Jellyfish Bloom. If you would like to read the book, it is available for free on Kindle unlimited, or for purchase on Amazon in Ebook or paperback.
About:
There’s been a disappearance in Shiver. A woman is missing and all Anya Durand can think about is whether her husband, Theo, had something to do with it.
As she struggles to put together the pieces of a night when he slipped out and returned smelling like salt and seaweed, more uncertainty broods. She hears a leak behind the wall. Water in the attic. Starts seeing things so strange, it makes her wonder not just whether Theo is guilty, but why it feels like the ocean is haunting their house.
Jellyfish Bloom is a horror novella about a relationship unraveling. An oceanic terror about what lurks in the waters around a quiet seaside town, and the lengths people will go for love.
If you enjoyed this, find J.J. Walker’s mentioned work in the following places:
On Substack:
After Dusk
