Books
Everyone thought serial killer Gentle Jack died along with 99% of the planet fifteen years ago, but he’s back—and he has a message for Zan Anderson, the world’s last private investigator.
Two victims of abuse: one, a computer who has never known self-actualization, and the other, her technician who has never known a life of freedom. When they connect, the computer develops an obsession that will lead them down a path they can not return.
Published Short Stories
Nominated for 2025 Pushcart Prize
The Executive Park Sirens
Moss Puppy Magazine, Issue 6
Nominated for Best of the Net 2025
A Map of the Welsh Coast As Seen By My Mother
The Hooghly Review Weekly
It’s a Marshmallow World
Coalition Works, Jan 2024
Dead Man’s Hand
Cosmic Daffodil, Issue 5
Folie à Plusieurs
Livina Press, Issue 7
Agreeable Demeanor
The Hooghly Review, Issue 3
The Reproductive Methods of the Ten-Armed Allona Mermaid
Pen In Hand, Jan 2024
The Interrogation
Livina Press, Issue 8
Justice in New Texas
The Hooghly Review Murals
Delta Alpha Delta
Call Me Brackets
Supersonic Explosions
Livina Press Midnight Ink
About the Author
MJ Huntsgood is a speculative thriller and horror author who enjoys exploring the use of perspective and deep POV in her work to find the nightmare not just in a situation, but in ourselves.
Since entering the literary world in 2023, she has been featured in over a dozen magazines and two anthologies.
She lives in Washington, DC with her 15 plants, 2 cats, and trophy husband.
She is represented by Morgan Wilson.
News
Everyone is dying to own one of Sally’s Cats.
A very special thank you to Red Cape Publishing for allowing my horror short story “Sally’s Cats”, to be part of your A-Z of horror collection, V is for Voodoo. I’m thrilled to be part of this ambitious venture!
Now available on Amazon
I can’t begin to discuss how thrilled I am to be part of this anthology.
“Folie à Plusieurs”, a speculative horror tale inspired by the mountains in Utah, will be featured in this incredible anthology coming out this September.
We just have to wait for the lights to go out.
Artwork for The Truth The Dead Know by Jeff Hebenstreit