About Jason W. Mizer
Jason W. Mizer is the author of gritty, psychological thrillers that explore survival, power, and the limits of the human beast.
When he needs a breather from the darker undertones, he’s writing parody and satire to help keep sanity as close as possible.
He draws inspiration from authors like Tolkien, Clive Barker, Neil Gaiman, George Orwell, and of course Douglas Adams.
His writing blends the grand with the grim, the hammer with the heart, and the wit with the silly (unapologetically of course).
Non-official Me
Now, stepping away from the official-sounding stuff—
hi, I’m Jason.
I write stories that burn inside me until I have no choice but to put them on the page. Whether it’s the brutal, raw look at survival like The Animal In Us, or something comical like Space Cheese, I pour everything onto the page—every pantsing inch of it.
What does that even mean? It means I write in a stream-of-consciousness manner without a roadmap or a fifty-page plot with bullet points and character sheets, and I will cry, laugh, or feel pain right along with my characters. It’s quite a cathartic experience.
When I'm not writing or doing some other artistic endeavor—yes, I have too many hobbies, I’m…
Locking in a tickle fight with my three girls.
Or I’m playing some guitar—Pink Floyd is a must in my life.
Or I’m playing MechWarrior Online—yes, and I’m not apologizing for it. It is what it is.
Or I’m going out on a much-needed QUIET date with my wife—you would too if you had three loud, silly girls and now a new puppy who’s got the zoomies.
How do I survive? Uhhh, do I survive?
Honest answer: Man-cave—where I write, play guitar, and let our new puppy, Dodge, chew on my fingers. I can’t get him to stop. I’ve tried. He’s more stubborn than I am, and that’s saying something.