J.C. Moore has done it all—author, songwriter, IT expert, professional musician, bartender, horse farm manager, and even a brief stint as a restaurant owner. His music has appeared in TV shows and movies, and he’s toured the U.S. with his band. These days, he lives in upstate New York with his partner and his dog, Archie.
J.C. Moore doesn’t write horror, he drags you into it, turning the familiar into something twisted and unrecognizable. In Yuletide Invasion, he makes holiday cheer feel like a threat. In The Coil, the terror hits so hard, it feels like it’s breathing down your neck. And in Until The Moon Bleeds, he turns guilt and human flaws into pure, unrelenting dread. Moore’s horror doesn’t let go—it eats at you.
Moore has a knack for creating characters you recognize—flawed, real, and all too human—and then throwing them headfirst into the kind of nightmare scenarios you hope never to face. His writing is sharp, relentless, and laced with just enough dark humor to make you grin while you’re cringing. J.C. Moore knows what scares us, and he’s not afraid to press that button over and over again. He’s the kind of writer who makes you leave the light on, even though you know it won’t help.
