Yes I’m shallow enough to start 2024 reading challenge Goodreads with some shorter reads because I didn’t complete my 2023 challenge but that doesn’t mean I comprise on the quality of my selections!
Stephen Graham Jones Amishcomic gives this TWO RAKES WAY UP!

I am proud to finally be able to share the extended trailer for MADNESS AND WRITERS: The Untold Truth. Maybe? Crank up the sound, check it out, and share through social media. youtu.be/HTk1Oxb7fDk?si…

Wouldn’t it be cool to show this video to a budding science fiction writer seventy, eighty years ago, and tell them this is the future?

Lo próximo de Stephen Graham Jones en inglés:

The Angel of Indian Lake (marzo 2024)
I Was a Teenage Slasher (julio 2024)

Just freaking INHALED my ARC of The Angel of Indian Lake by Stephen Graham Jones - in one day. Absolutely bonkers, absolutely brutally dark and sharp and dreadfully funny and painfully tender in places. I was in tears at the end.

simonandschuster.com/books/The-Ange…

This is not as deep a review as I would write for a book that I read with my eyeballs. I listened to the audiobook on the libby app. You may be aware that Stephen Graham Jones rules. This is true and even though I am not into the slasher genre... davidagranoff.blogspot.com/2023/12/audiob…

Listening to the prologue to Canterbury Tales on the way in to get my new cowboy hat shaped. Half a suspicion I don’t exactly fit the profile of either Chaucerheads or kickers. Driving a bright orange Subaru, though, so maybe that means I fit wherever

Hey, 5:06 again today. But it was a bad draw — had to jab and adjust, jab and adjust, mining for marrow, felt like. Important thing’s that the blood got into the bag, though

I couldn't wait any longer and started reading THE ANGEL AT INDIAN LAKE by Stephen Graham Jones. This is the conclusion to his Jade Daniels trilogy and is off to a great start! #LibraryReadingWed LibraryReads

#9 “The Only Good Indians” by Stephen graham jones. Halfway though I was like “wait, what else can happen wtf” and then sm happened. Beautifully written and hilarious and also gruesome and smart.

Happy New Year to me! Look at this! Thank you NetGalley Simon & Schuster Atria Books Gallery Books for the ARCS! Seriously, this is so cool. Stephen Graham Jones Michael Koryta Emma Bamford (and don’t worry Jonathan Janz, I just started COTD and it’s wonderful.) #NewBooks

Okay... I just recorded 2+ hours of conversation with John Langan!

We talk about the wider world of THE FISHERMAN. The short stories, the novellas, everything that ties into that mad mythos. As ever with John, it's a masterclass.

And it's out next week for you to listen to.

For anyone keeping track, book club’s January Stephen Graham Jones pick is Mongrels! I’m also planning on going for My Heart Is A Chainsaw, finally. In an ideal world, I’ll read Reaper in Feb, then hopefully be able to preorder so I can devour Angel in March. Cross your fingers for me!

Chris Krueger 🔪🔪 Horror Nerd Stephen Graham Jones You can order a book here: boulderbookstore.net/book/978166801… - we'll have all preorders signed, because Stephen Graham Jones is the coolest!

First The Angel of Indian Lake review. Thanks, Becky Spratford (she/her) and Library Journal libraryjournal.com/review/the-ang…

Starting 2024 off right, emotionally WRECKED hehe only a few chapters in and I need someone to hold my hand through this, what am I reading? READING?? one does not simply READ Stephen Graham Jones to read it is to transcend reality, to even gaze upon the words is to be forever changed 😭

Speaking of books, I have to share that I ended 2023 with Stephen Graham Jones's Mongrels, which emotionally rocked my world, and then his story Night of the Mannequins — whoo buddy, what a dark delight.

This image is perfect. RIP Tim Sale