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Monster of the Week is where I write about all the monsters I am obsessed with in the voice of NECRO, the cute and cuddly book of the dead and beloved character from MARY SHELLEY’S SCHOOL FOR MONSTERS. Each newsletter is one of Necro’s diary entry about another monster including cool facts and silly secrets about these creatures. Part fact, part fiction, all monsters.
Readers who love monsters, cyptids, yōkai, folklore, creepy and weird tales will get plenty of that content. My Substack is full of fun facts and retellings as well as original stories.
The newsletter will also include some behind the scenes info about the monster school and what Wicked Tree Press is up to that week.
Free Subscribers will receive posts about monsters and updates about the Wicked Tree Press community.
Paid subscribers, in addition to the free content, will have access to the original and brand new folktales and spooky scary stories about the weekly monsters. They will also receive digital freebies and exclusives from author. Starting next month, they will receive the audio content involving my sci-fi trilogy, Plastic Girl.
Founding members, on top of the free and paid content, will receive bonus material and extras from Mary Shelley’s School for Monsters and other Wicked Tree Press projects. Founding members will receive a welcome bundle from Wicked Tree Press and be the first to see new Wicked Tree Press content.
Besides writing in the voice of Necro for her substack, Jessica writes science fiction and horror novels and comics. She also writes all types of screenplays and short stories. She’s a mom of two human girls and a German Shepherd Mix.
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