Jeremy C. Shipp

Jeremy C. Shipp is a Bram Stoker Award and Shirley Jackson Award-nominated author known for their distinctive contributions to contemporary horror literature. Their published works include the novels "The Atrocities," "Bedfellow," and "Cursed," which showcase their penchant for unsettling narratives and psychological depth. Shipp's short fiction has appeared in more than 60 publications, including prominent magazines such as "Cemetery Dance," "Dark Moon Digest," and "Apex Magazine."

Renowned for their bold and original storytelling, Shipp has earned praise from literary figures such as Peter Straub, who commended their modernist clarity and daring creativity. Their writing often explores themes of existential dread and surreal horror, delivered with a voice that critics describe as both insistent and immersive. Shipp resides in Southern California, where they live in a moderately haunted farmhouse, an environment that perhaps fuels their dark and imaginative work.