J.D. Buffington has been honing his craft since the late 90s, and now is his time to shine in the world of horror and weird fiction. The author of In the House of In Between and 41: An Autobiography, Buffington has several novelettes including Red Clouds, Come Hither No Malice, and The Light Across the Street, with short-fiction collected in Punch/Pants and Fruitless Bodies, and appearing in such publications as The NoSleep Podcast and Myths, Monsters, Mutations among others. With his latest collection, Buffington seamlessly blends horror and science-fiction as only he can, with emotional resonance shimmering beyond the shadows. Melody McIntyre (reviewer/ The Horror Tree) says: “I would classify the stories generally under horror, but many have strong elements of sci-fi, fantasy, drama, and inspire more emotions than fear. Buffington’s author bio states, “He seamlessly weaves vivid nightmares and haunting anxiety together to immerse readers into a state of fright and wonder,” and I believe that this collection demonstrates that.”, and Suzan Palumbo (The Skin Thief) says: “Nothing but the Willows is a poignant, introspective story of tragedy, hauntings, guilt and forgiveness told with compassion and warmth.”
“With his latest collection, Buffington seamlessly blends horror and science-fiction as only he can, with emotional resonance shimmering beyond the shadows.”
