Here's the official bio:
Jeff Mariotte has written more than thirty novels, including brand new supernatural thriller Missing White Girl, original horror epic The Slab, and Stoker Award nominated teen horror series Witch Season, as well as books set in the universes of CSI: Miami, Supernatural, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Las Vegas, Conan, 30 Days of Night, Charmed, Star Trek and Andromeda and a novelization of the movie Boogeyman. Two of his tie-in novels have won the Scribe Award for Best Original Novel from the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers.
He is also the author of more comic books than he has time to count, including the original Western series Desperadoes, some of which have been nominated for Stoker and International Horror Guild awards. He is a member of the International Thriller Writers, the Western Writers of America, and the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers.
With his wife, Maryelizabeth Hart, and partner Terry Gilman, he co-owns Mysterious Galaxy , a bookstore specializing in science fiction, fantasy, mystery and horror. He lives on the Flying M Ranch in the American southwest with his family and pets in a home filled with books, music, toys, and other examples of American pop culture. More information than you would ever want to know about him is at http://www.jeffmariotte.com .
My official blog .
I've added some photos to "my pics"--mostly not of me, but photographs I've taken in the last couple of years, a semi-random sampling of some of my favorites. Check them out. If you want to see pictures of all my book and comic covers you can find those at the website linked above.
My most recent book is Supernatural: Witch's Canyon.
The fourth issue of weird Western comic Graveslinger is out now from Shadowline/Image Comics.
When a white girl is missing, all America watches. Missing White Girl is an original supernatural thriller in which a mixed-race family is brutally murdered, and their teenage daughter kidnapped, while local law enforcement is already consumed with the case of a local missing white girl. The case has tendrils reaching through time to the earliest white explorers of the American southwest, involves the controversy of border vigilantes, and races toward a heart-stopping showdown. It's on sale in late May from Jove.
Click on the book cover above to be taken to the Missing White Girl website, with an interactive map, photos, excerpts and more!
