John L. Gorman is an accomplished author known for his contributions to fantasy and adventure literature. He has published nine novels, including the "Orb of Zorn" trilogy - comprising "The Heir Apparent," "Return of the Shadowlord," and the newly released "Light of Ebernathi" - as well as the "Nebilon" series, which includes "The Acolyte and the Amulet," "Quest for the Hope Box," and "Beyond the Vicious Vortex." His standalone works, such as "Shades of Luz," "Disposable Heroes," and the young adult alien abduction adventure "From Here to Burmidia," showcase his versatility across genres. Gorman's short stories and essays have appeared in over 50 journals worldwide, reflecting his broad literary reach.
Gorman's writing career began with a background in journalism, where he contributed to the "Queens Ledger" before transitioning to fiction. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, which has informed his narrative craftsmanship and thematic depth. His works often blend imaginative world-building with dynamic storytelling, appealing to readers of epic fantasy and speculative fiction. With the completion of the "Orb of Zorn" trilogy and ongoing projects, Gorman continues to expand his literary footprint.