JZ Murdock

Author of the macabre, science fiction, and non-fiction. An award winning filmmaker with a University degree in psychology concentrating in phenomenology (Western Washington University), and a minor in creative & screenwriting.

Death of Heaven (Second Edition)

Horror/Sci-Fi

Very hard to describe this epic book that takes the reader from before earth existed until potentially...its end. But first, two young friends share a traumatic experience as children that leads one of them to "see" beyond reality into actuality as the true history of human existence is surveyed, until the end arrives in a horrific showdown. Will the friends survive their experiences? Will earth survive?

Anthology of Evil II, Vol. I

Horror/Sci-Fi

A collection of JZ Murdock's more recent published and unpublished fiction stories. Sequel to older stories contained in "Anthology of Evil", his first published book that ended with the novella "Andrew", a story that evolved into "Death of Heaven". This sequel book's ending novella grew into a separate full novel as seen in "Anthology of Evil II Vol. II The Unwritten"...because, "It was so fun to write." A story that began years ago on Wattpad.

Anthology of Evil II, Vol. II, The Unwritten

Horror/Sci-Fi

Three universes - One ending.

Universe I: A man wakes in a cabin in the mountains, tied down and tortured, wondering how he got there and what is happening.

Universe 2: Scientists are struggling to understand what went wrong with an experiment that seemingly and illegally, ripped a whole in the universe.

Universe 3: Hell
This book originated as the ending novella in "Anthology of Evil II", when it grew into a separate full novel...because, "It was so fun to write." A story that began years ago on Wattpad.

Suffering "Long Covid" - Alleviating Symptoms & Just Maybe...Shortening Them

Non-Fiction, Health

From the book: "Those who have continuing symptoms after Covid-19 has run its course are referred to as having, “long covid.” Or, “long haulers disease.” That initial bout of Covid-19 can be either horrible, deadly, or show no symptoms at all. Some new research is pointing to a relationship with low cortisol levels for those contracting LC. Research is ongoing. Some of which I had never heard of before this, and have included in this book.