Email: jameseverington at hotmail dot com
Twitter: @JHEverington
Twitter: @JHEverington
BlueSky: @jheverington.bsky.social
James Everington mainly writes dark, supernatural fiction, although he occasionally takes a break and writes dark, non-supernatural fiction. His second collection of such tales, Falling Over, is out now from Infinity Plus.
He’s also the author of The Quarantined City, an episodic novel mixing Borgesian strangeness with supernatural horror—“an unsettling voice all of its own” The Guardian—the novellas Paupers’ Graves and The Shelter, and the mini-collection Trying To Be So Quiet & Other Hauntings. Alongside Dan Howarth, he has co-edited the anthologies The Hyde Hotel, Pareidolia (Black Shuck Books) and the BFS Award nominated Imposter Syndrome (Dark Minds Press).
Oh, and he drinks Guinness, if anyone's asking.
If you'd like to know more, there are interviews with me scattered across the internet; some of my favourites are:
Interviewed by Mark West for his Strange Tales site.
Radio interview with Hannah Kate, originally on North Manchester FM
This interview with myself (yes you read that right) over at Nigel Bird's blog
This interview by The Man With A Skull For A Head, conducted in the Jekyll and Hyde pub.
Interview by Gwendolyn Kiste as part of her Falling For Fiction series.
Radio interview with Hannah Kate, originally on North Manchester FM
This interview with myself (yes you read that right) over at Nigel Bird's blog
This interview by The Man With A Skull For A Head, conducted in the Jekyll and Hyde pub.
Interview by Gwendolyn Kiste as part of her Falling For Fiction series.
