The Night That Finds Us All - Book Tour Oct. 2025
Believe it or not, I’ve never been on a book tour before. I’ve had publishers send me places, usually librarian conventions, but they were always one offs. Anyway, it’s not a gigantic tour but it is mine and I’m very excited to be visiting these places in support of The Night That Finds Us All. I will also be doing quite a bit of online promotion, but these are the physical events.
If you live in any of these fine places, please come out! Let’s chat! It’ll be fun. I'm especially stoked to be in conversation with Seth Humble in Houston. In addition to being one of the nicest men working today, he's is one hellaciously good writer and storyteller. And an amazing friend.
Wait, I forgot that I’ll also be at Archon in Collinsville, IL, on October 3-5 with many panels. This is one of my favorite conventions. What a hoot. You can check out that event here.
Confirmed Events for
THE NIGHT THAT FINDS US ALL
by John Hornor Jacobs
On Sale: October 7, 2025
ROGERS, AR
Wednesday, October 8 at 7 PM
Underbrush Books
103 West Walnut Street
Rogers, AR 72756
*Moderated Talk, Q&A, Signing
For more information: TK
TULSA, OK
Thursday, October 9 at 7 PM
Magic City Books
221 East Archer Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
*In Conversation with Mitch Hull, Q&A, Signing
For more information: https://magiccitybooks.com/events/3385020251009
HOUSTON, TX
Friday, October 10 at 6:30 PM
Murder By the Book
2342 Bissonnet Street
Houston, TX 77005
*In Conversation with C.S. Humble, Q&A, Signing
For more information: https://www.murderbooks.com/Jacobs
ST. LOUIS, MO
Saturday, October 11 at 4 PM
The Novel Neighbor
at The Lobby by Union Studio
5127 Delmar Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63108
*Moderated Talk, Q&A, Signing
For more information: TK
A Lovely Mention of Southern Gods
The Old Gods of Appalachia podcast is a supernatural horror anthology that weaves eerie tales rooted in Appalachian folklore, blending atmospheric storytelling with a rich, haunting soundscape. It’s been so popular that it has branched out into other media. Once the guys that run TOGOA told me on Twitter that Southern Gods was a big influence on them, which is so incredibly gratifying to hear.
Flash forward: they put it in writing. In their new RPG manual. Which is pretty pretty pretty nice.
101 Horror Books to Read Before You’re Murdered
I’m so honored that Sadie Colleen Hartmann has included A Lush and Seething Hell in her new release 101 Horror Books to Read Before You’re Murdered which is a essential look at many modern horror classics. I'm stoked to be listed alongside amazing authors like Brian Evenson and Alma Katsu, Tanarive Due and Nathan Ballingrud, Gabino Iglesias and Josh Malerman, Paul Tremblay and Eric LaRocca and Sarah Langan. And so many more. Well, 91 more. This is a wonderful gift for those younger folks who are just discovering horror, its emotional content, but also its ability to comment on our society and the human condition.
