John Skipp, a celebrated and accomplished author and screenwriter, has amassed an impressive literary collection consisting of no less than eleven books that have garnered widespread recognition and have been translated into a remarkable nine languages, a testament to his remarkable talent and versatility.
His initial literary endeavors, co-authored with Craig Spector, are widely regarded as pioneering and highly influential in the evolution of the "splatterpunk" style of modern horror fiction, a genre that continues to captivate and terrify audiences to this day.
The creative synergy and partnership between Skipp and Spector, which endured until 1993, provided the foundation for Skipp's subsequent success as a bestselling author, as he continued to push the boundaries of the horror genre and explore new themes and ideas, cementing his reputation as a master of his craft.
Skipp's extraordinary abilities and expertise transcend the realm of writing, as he is also a highly accomplished and versatile film professional, adeptly assuming various roles, including writer, director, and producer, across a diverse range of projects.
In the year 2007, Leisure Press proudly released Skipp's novel, The Long Last Call, in conjunction with his novella, Conscience, thereby marking a triumphant return to the horror genre, following a deliberate hiatus during which he explored and indulged in other creative pursuits and interests.
Skipp's profound editorial acumen was dramatically highlighted in the 2006 esteemed anthology Mondo Zombie, skillfully published by Cemetery Dance Publications, which remarkably garnered the coveted Bram Stoker Award for Best Anthology.
In the year 2008, Skipp took the bold step of venturing into the uncharted territory of e-publishing and audiobooks, marking a significant milestone in his literary career.
He released the e-novel and audiobook download titled "Opposite Sex" under the pseudonym Gina McQueen, partnering with Ravenous Romance, a pioneering force in the digital publishing landscape.
Furthermore, Skipp co-authored the novel "Jake's Wake" alongside the acclaimed author Cody Goodfellow, a collaboration that was published by Dorchester Publishing's Leisure Books, a renowned imprint in the world of publishing.
This remarkable achievement not only showcased Skipp's versatility as a writer but also his willingness to explore new avenues in the ever-evolving world of literature.
