About

Rex Hurst is the author of the horror thriller novels The Foot Doctor Letters: A Serial Killer Speaks Out; What Hell May Come, the Aristotle Anderson series, & the sci-fi novel Across the Wounded Galaxy as well as several fiction novellas and short stories with a paranormal theme.

He believes in art for art’s sake. Which is why his eBooks are free – with the exception of those put out by a publisher. Most writers say they would continue to write even if they knew they wouldn’t make a dime out of it. Rex Hurst walks the walk.

He is also co-host of the weekly radio show Write On SC. You can catch some of his episodes here.

“Rex Hurst returns to once again take us on a trip to the dark corners of his imagination. With WHAT HELL MAY COME, Hurst plants the reader into an almost parallel universe, one in which the infamous “Satanic Panic” of the 1980s was indeed as legitimate as the fanatics had claimed. Much like in his FOOT DOCTOR LETTERS, Hurst graphically brings to life a series of horrors so vivid and foreboding we find it difficult to put down, all the while almost mocking us with a Cheshire cat grin. The mix of true horror, dark humor and poetic descriptions of utter depravity make Hurst a true standout among modern horror writers.”

—Brian Young, author The Wrester’s Wrestlers: The Masters of the Craft of Professional Wrestling and Host of Transatlantic History Ramblings podcast:

If Bukowski wrote speculative fiction with a Curb Your Enthusiasm/Seinfeld sense of humor, they would turn out like Rex Hurst’s books. A great mixture of dark comedy with imagination, suspense, and hi-octane action.”

—Brian Barr, author of The Head

“”What the hell?!?” From the earliest pages, What Hell May Come takes the reader on a deeply wicked journey. Every time you think you’re at the bottom, this book keeps digging. I lost count of how many times I said, “What the Hell?” and kept reading. Completely satisfying from cover to cover.”

—Kasie Whitner, author of After December