Jack O. Slocombe is a huge fan of weird things. His big influences are the humor and social commentary of Pratchett, the creeping terror of Lovecraft, the magic of Clark Ashton Smith and the adventure of Robert E. Howard. He loves Neil Gaiman’s passion for reminding us why we are not so different from our ancestors in our need for myths and legends and how these stories adapt to the window dressing of the modern world. His favorite book is Mask of the Sorcerer by Darrell Schweitzer.
He is writer of the antediluvian fantasy The God Song available on Amazon and Kindle.
