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Belatedly, an interview with Nick Antosca on the subject of Todd Grimson's extraordinary novel-with-vampires, STAINLESS.
Todd Grimson's Stainless is available now on our website and everywhere books are sold.
In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler—and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker—Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak.
From Dinah Brooke, the “brilliant forgotten novelist” behind the “ferocious” Lord Jim at Home (The Telegraph) comes Love Life of a Cheltenham Lady, a searing tale of a young woman’s unravelling beneath the unforgiving Tuscan sun.
By turns a poetic epic, a ghost story, a historical saga, and a chilling dystopian fable, Carolivia Herron’s Thereafter Johnnie is a unique and uniquely American fusion of myth and hard-bitten reality an erotic, horrifying, and even hopeful reckoning with centuries of injustice.
Not dead, but dreaming. Of? Books, mainly.
For example, the first and only novel published by legendary nouvelle vague director Éric Rohmer, in its first English translation by @memoiressecrets.bsky.social, and here deemed "a poignant tale of summer languor at its last gasp."
Thereafter Johnnie by Carolivia Herron is now available on our website, in McNally Jackson stores, and everywhere books are sold.
Readers in the DMV! Join us at @peoplesbooktakoma.com this Sunday for a conversation with Carolivia Herron, author of THEREAFTER JOHNNIE, a genre-defying novel that is by turns a poetic epic, a ghost story, a historical saga, and a chilling dystopian fable. RSVP for free:
Wickedly wonderful. Not kidding about the Spark and Waugh vibes.
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Originally published in 1946, the lone novel from celebrated French New Wave filmmaker Rohmer (1920–2010) is an alluring if ramb...
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"Brand New Cherry Flavor" showrunner Nick Antosca on his relationship with horror author Todd Grimson, how the TV show came to be, and what makes Grimson’s writing unique.
