Featured Horror
Kept Warm for the Mountain
A hungry house in Appalachia. Real mountain unease. Real blood. A place that remembers every body it ever held and does not believe in letting one go clean.
Not safe. Not cleaned up. Not pretending.
Jonathan Grisham writes extreme horror out of East Tennessee.
These books come out of the mountains, the church, the body, and the things people do when they think righteousness excuses cruelty.
Splatterpunk, body horror, mountain dread, family rot, religious trauma, and nonfiction from the same wound. No polished fake darkness. No tasteful distance. Just the blood, the shame, the damage, and whatever crawls up after it.
Author
East Tennessee
Why I Write This
The body breaks first. The lie breaks second.
I write about what festers under family, faith, memory, and shame. The gore matters, but the point is never gore by itself. The real engine is what people do to each other when they think God, fear, or love gives them permission. Horror lets me tell the truth with the mask ripped off. Memoir lets me tell it without one.
That is the thread through all of this. Splatterpunk. Religious trauma. Backwoods dread. Flesh under pressure. The things buried in the hills and the things buried in people. None of these books were written by accident.
Featured Horror
Blood, rot, mountain dread, and everything underneath.
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Kept Warm for the Mountain
A house in the Appalachian mountains develops a hunger of its own. Weird, graphic, regional horror that treats the land and the structure like they both remember exactly what got fed to them.
My Baby
Obsession, reproductive dread, and medical horror with no mercy in it. A woman desperate for a child pushes past every line worth keeping and the body answers back in kind.
Angels
A desperate man goes after forbidden knowledge and gets exactly the kind of divine contact he should have feared. Occult horror with a gruesome payoff and no interest in staying reverent.
The Devil Finds a Home
A missing grandfather. A man wrestling with what already lives inside him. A compact, nasty first story that cares more about honesty than polish.
Memoir / Nonfiction
The true story is not cleaner.
The memoir belongs here, but it should not be mistaken for a softer shelf. It comes from the same damage, just without fictional cover.
Nonfiction / Memoir
Growing Up Independent Baptist
This memoir draws directly from Jonathan Grisham's survival of the IFB movement. Religious abuse, family harm, and the machinery of shame are all here without being prettied up for comfort.
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Content Notes
Know what you are walking into.
This is not polite horror. It is graphic, bodily, and often tied to faith, family, shame, obsession, and corruption. Read accordingly.
Extreme means explicit.
These books can include graphic violence, body horror, sexual threat, reproductive horror, gore, desecration, and sustained psychological cruelty. They do not fade to black for comfort.
The memoir deals with real harm.
Growing Up Independent Baptist deals with religious trauma, abuse, homophobia, spiritual control, and family damage. It may hit harder than the fiction for some readers.
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