Evil Lucifera

Jessica Sepe, aka Professor of Horror and Lucygore, began her artistic career in music. She began as a black/death metal singer under the name Lucifera, releasing two albums and a handful of singles. She collaborated with several bands, before turning her interest towards writing. She relegated music to a hobby and decided to focus on writing novels and screenplays.
As a writer, she has published fifteen books. Various dystopian stories (NObody, 2075-Apocalypse, Lovend, I Have No Credit – Pass(i)vita, Solaria), but also traditional horror tales (Don't Lie to Me, Stalker Until (Your) Death, Seasons of Love, Asteria, Till Death Us Do Us Part, I Kill My Fan), often featuring serial killers who have become such out of necessity. Finally, there is also a Christmas story (Don't Come Home for Christmas), and a collection of macabre poems, entitled: ∞.
Her latest works, "Bloodeath" and "Homefreaks," are sequels to "I Kill My Fan," in which Chordeva interrupts her camgirl career to return to her old love, metal, and then finds herself back in that hated world, among vampires. "I Kill My Fan 4" is currently in production, adding a dystopian twist to the story.
At the same time, another book is also coming out, a horror-themed exploration of the search for youth, and another story that is a somewhat unusual experiment: a personal vision of what can be found in the world of social media (with all the associated risks).
Among her various projects, the most important is bringing the film "I Kill My Fan" to the screen, based on the novel of the same name. A slasher/splatter featuring an unsuspecting female villain, yet capable of bringing out the worst in herself.