SVMjohn

SVMjohn is a fictional character created by the American author John O'Leary. He is the protagonist of O'Leary's 2006 novel "The Devil in Silver," which is the first book in the "Silver Series." The character is a private investigator who specializes in solving supernatural cases. SVMjohn is known for his unique ability to see and interact with the supernatural world, which he refers to as the "Silver." This ability is a result of a genetic mutation that he inherited from his mother, who was a medium.

SVMjohn's real name is John Silverman, but he prefers to be called SVMjohn to avoid confusion with the character of Long John Silver from Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island." He is a former police officer who left the force after a traumatic incident involving a supernatural entity. He now works as a private investigator, using his unique abilities to help people who are in need of his services.

SVMjohn is a complex character who is both a hero and an anti-hero. He is often seen as a reluctant hero, using his abilities to help others but sometimes struggling with the moral implications of his actions. He is also a flawed character, struggling with issues such as alcoholism and his past traumas. Despite these flaws, SVMjohn is a popular character among fans of the Silver Series, and his story continues to be told in subsequent books in the series.