John Sunseri

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Occupation Writer Role Writer Name John Sunseri		Period mid 2000s-present Nationality American Books The Spiraling Worm

Born March 11, 1969 (age 55) Portland, Oregon, United States ( 1969-03-11 ) Genre horror, Science fiction Influenced by Clive Barker, Jeffery Deaver, Dan Simmons, Robert B. Parker, Donald E. Westlake, David Brin, Martin Cruz Smith Similar People David Conyers, Martin Cruz Smith, Dan Simmons, Jeffery Deaver, David Brin

John Sunseri (born March 11, 1969) is a horror writer from Portland, Oregon in the United States. As well as writing traditional horror fiction he also writes Lovecraftian horror. John spent two years at Yale University studying a major in English. Today he manages a restaurant.

Writing since 2001, John has published over 50 short stories. 2007 saw the release of his first novel, The Spiraling Worm co-written with Australian author David Conyers.

The Jack Dixon/Harrison Peel series

Modern day Lovecraftian horror series set in the world of spies and government conspiracies.

The Spiraling Worm (2007), with David Conyers, ISBN 1-56882-212-X

Anthology appearances

When the Ship Came (2007), Horrors Beyond II, ed. William Jones, Elder Signs Press.

Not What One Does (2007) with C. J. Henderson, Lai Wan: Tales of the Dreamwalker, ed. William Jones, Marietta Publishing.

A Little Job in Arkham (2006), Hardboiled Cthulhu, ed. James Ambuehl, Elder Signs Press.

The Hades Project (2005), Horrors Beyond, ed. William Jones, Elder Signs Press.

Select magazine appearances

A Business Proposal (2005) Black Petals Autumn Issue

Household Gods (2005), Bare Bone #7

A Prayer for the Silent, Bare Bone #8

Spirits of Earth and Sky (2005), Cthulhu Sex v2 #22

A Voice Was Heard in Ramah (2005), Black Petals Summer Issue

Enter the Dragon (2004), Black Petals Summer Issue

Rag Doll (2004), Bare Bone #5

To Catch a Ghost (2004), Black Petals Spring Issue

References

John Sunseri Wikipedia

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Contents

The Jack Dixon/Harrison Peel series

Anthology appearances

Select magazine appearances

References