Jon Wesley Huff

@jonwesleyhuff.bsky.social

Writer. Novels. Scripts. Comics. 🏳️‍🌈. Latest Book: The Master of Shearhaven https://linktr.ee/jonwesleyhuff

Hope Perez Hilton gets the help he needs. He got famous and wealthy being cruel. Even this latest effort feels calculated to cause as much damage to others as possible. So, you'll excuse me if I worry more about the latest victims of his cruelty. Everyone who experienced the video. Glad I didn't.

In a fun coincidence, my Flukeman arrived from EBay on the exact day I hit the episode “The Host!” I remembered this episode vividly, but didn’t know it was so early in season 2! The “figure” (more of a statue) is really nicely done! It’s great to finally have this and at an amazingly cheap price!

Holding the toy next to the screen where the episode is playing Closeup of the horrifying detail of the creature Full body shot in front of sewer grate diorama Side shot.

Hey #BookSky horror fans, The Master of Shearhaven awaits! The first half is a gothic story set in post-Civil War Illinois. The second half carries the story into the modern day, stretching beyond the bounds of a gothic thriller into dark fantasy. Links in the replies.

GOTHIC QUEER DARK FANTASY - on a purple leather background with an image of a creepy house on a bluff. With the quote: Well-honed writing, atmospheric world-building, and thoughtful character development"  by an Amazon Reviewer

Whatever you might think of Emerald Fennel’s “Wuthering Heights,” I think we can agree it wasn’t a visually dull movie. But this Blu Ray art makes it look like a movie your teacher would make you watch in English class. Also the sleeve looks lo-res! But, hey, at least it got a release!

The cover, a possible homage to Gone With The Wind of all things, features the lead couple in an embrace, humbling her head back at a 45 degree angle. In the background is what looks like another wrinkle in the flimsy paper but it’s actually a (nearly obliterated by fog) tree. 
The fuzzy text and images from the back cover showing a poor print job

Whatever you might think of Emerald Fennel’s “Wuthering Heights,” I think we can agree it wasn’t a visually dull movie. But this Blu Ray art makes it look like a movie your teacher would make you watch in English class. Also the sleeve looks lo-res! But, hey, at least it got a release!

The cover, a possible homage to Gone With The Wind of all things, features the lead couple in an embrace, humbling her head back at a 45 degree angle. In the background is what looks like another wrinkle in the flimsy paper but it’s actually a (nearly obliterated by fog) tree. 
The fuzzy text and images from the back cover showing a poor print job