One highlight from this new MARLA review: “…this one is so genuinely frightening that it will burst the blood vessels in your eyes and dislocate your jaw…”
Chicago! July 25th!
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Glorious new VEIL review.
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Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
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This is such a wicked article and full of awesome-looking new releases. I'm honored that MARLA is in here. Its release date recently got bumped to August, but the description in here is absolutely spot-on and killer!
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
Jonathan Janz
If you like ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ horror that grabs hold & doesn't let go, be sure to pre-order a copy of MARLA by @jonathanjanz.bsky.social from @blackstonepub.bsky.social.
People are dying of fright all over King's Branch, and the scanty evidence points to Marla Gorman, a recluse who rarely leaves her home!
A worth the wait novel, “Marla,” by @jonathanjanz.bsky.social is a twisty, turny story of real terror that didn’t just leave me guessing but was actively delighted to watch me get it wrong and wrong again.
AUG 18TH- @blackstonepub.bsky.social
Synopsis: Every small town has ghosts. King's Branch has Marla. A reclusive young woman who lives with her mother in a creepy Gothic house, M ...
Veil by Jonathan Janz was a banger! A crumbling society besieged by abductions from an unknown entity, the power of family and fellowship and machetes. Great creature feature too!
George Dunn
Here are three "must pre-order" horror books! These ones will turn you inside out and begging for mercy. Featuring @chucktingle.bsky.social @jonathanjanz.bsky.social and @authorglennrolfe.bsky.social
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New at @bloody-disgusting.com, my list of must-read new horror titles in June! We've got new @cynthiapelayo.bsky.social, new @paultremblay.bsky.social, new @ceejthemoment.bsky.social, new @jonathanjanz.bsky.social, new @danielkraus.com, and MORE!
Richard Quist
We have entered summer reading season. Schools are emptying, beaches are filling, and it’s a great time to pack a tote full of brand-new books and get some reading done in the shade. But even if the s...
Oh man, finished a GREAT book. Aliens, fast paced, GREAT characters loved it front to back. Only problem is @jonathanjanz.bsky.social hasn’t written the sequel yet. So if you like aliens and spooky stories and hella action and incredibly well built characters check out Veil. It’s truly incredible.
N.J. Gallegos is Dr. Spooky (she/her)
MARLA by Jonathan Janz is another horror read that had me 100% hooked from start to finish. A series of violent murders traumatizes a small community, and the beautiful but reclusive Marla Gorman seems to hold the secret behind them all. So creepy!!! #ewgc 📚 💙
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Ten writers by whom I’ve read more than five books:
1. Stephen King
2. Jonathan Janz
3. Brian Keene
4. Christopher Golden
5. Jonathan Maberry
6. Mary SanGiovanni
7. Hailey Piper
8. Alan Baxter
9. Adam Cesare
10. John Connolly
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Re: LENORA
Good stuff, m’man. I dug that.
Christopher Golden
Ten writers by whom I’ve read more than five books:
1. JRR Tolkien
2. Ken Follett
3. Libba Bray
5. Eva Ibbotson
6. Lemony Snicket
7. Joanna Campbell
8. John Marsden
9. Richelle Mead
10. Lauren Brooke
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Michael Patrick Hicks | Horror Author and Book Reviewer
Ten Writers by whom I’ve read more than five Books:
Robert Jordan
R A Salvatore
Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman (Counting as one author)
Terry Pratchett
Diane Duane
T Kingfisher
Dean Koontz
CS Lewis
JRR Tolkien
Daniel Quinn
DD Ward ..."Sapphic Dr. DOOM"
Ten Writers by whom I’ve read more than five Books:
Robert Jordan
NK Jemisin
Margret Atwood
Steven King
R A Salvatore
Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman (Counting as one author)
Dennis E Taylor
Terry Pratchett
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Kurt Vonnegut
Omar Kooheji 🍉
Ten writers by whom I've read more than five books:
Ben Aaronovitch
JRR Tolkien
PG Wodehouse
Ursula Le Guin
James S. A. Corey (technically 2 people)
Sue Townsend
N. K. Jemisin
John Wyndham
Mick Herron
Terry Pratchett
Louie Stowell
Ten writers by whom I've read more than five books:
Nevada Barr
L. Frank Baum
George MacDonald Fraser
Sue Grafton
Charlaine Harris
Ross Macdonald
L. M. Montgomery
Walter Mosley
Julia Quinn
Sara Paretsky
Sarah Manvel
Ten writers by whom I've read more than five books:
Frank Harris
James Branch Cabell
Patricia Highsmith
Philip K Dick
Flann O'Brien
Alasdair Gray
Witold Gombrowicz
Elias Canetti
James Joyce
P G Wodehouse
St. Scandalbags
Ten writers by whom I’ve read than more than five books:
Anita Brookner
Charles Dickens
Terrance Dicks
Jane Gardam
Tove Jansson
Alan Moore
Marcel Proust (arguably)
Gwendoline Riley
Charles M. Schulz
Elizabeth Taylor
Andy Miller
Ten writers by whom I've read more than 5 books:
Georges Simenon
Geoff Dyer
Iris Murdoch
Brigid Brophy
Roberto Bolaño
Javier Marías
Elena Ferrante
David Foster Wallace
Tessa Hadley
Muriel Spark
Jonathan Gibbs
Oooh, I like this one! Pleasingly challenging, even though books are my job…
Ten writers by whom I’ve read more than 5 books:
Frances Burney
Julian Barnes
Hilary Mantel
Agatha Christie
Leila Slimani
Philip Pullman
Jane Austen
Angela Carter
David Mitchell
Zadie Smith
Sophie Coulombeau
Ten writers by whom I've read more than 5 books:
Jenny Erpenbeck
William Gibson
Christa Wolf
Alison Lurie
Anthony Powell
Daniel Kehlmann
Lawrence Durrell
Ursula Le Guin
Ulrich Ritzel
Georges Perec
Ten writers by whom I've read more than 5 books:
Robert Aickman
Jonathan Coe
Kate Atkinson
Margery Allingham
Terry Pratchett
Charles Dickens
Christopher Priest
Kazuo Ishiguro
Alasdair Gray
Russell Hoban
Neville Morley
Phil Edwards
Ten writers of whom I've read more than 5 books:
Philip K Dick
Michael Connelly
Thomas Perry
Stephen King
Honoré de Balzac
Émile Zola
F Scott Fitzgerald
Jean-Patrick Manchette
Georges Simenon
Colette
Anne Billson
Ten writers by whom I’ve read more than 5 books:
Ray Bradbury
PG Wodehouse
Michael Chabon
Neil Gaiman
Gene Wolfe
Julian Barnes
Kurt Vonnegut
Ursula K. Le Guin
Dan Clowes
Terry Pratchett
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Ten writers of whom I've read more than 5 books:
Patrick O'Brian
Robertson Davies
Sarah Orne Jewett
George Macdonald Fraser
Stephen King
Charles Dickens
George Eliot
God (Pretty sure I've read at least five books in the Bible)
Jonathan Carroll
Nick Harkaway
Iain Banks
Jess Nevins
Ten writers of whom I've read more than 5 books (women authors edition!):
Becky Chambers
Kameron Hurley
N. K. Jemisin
T. Kingfisher
Seanan McGuire
Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Naomi Novik
Catherynne Valente
Nghi Vo
Martha Wells
Paladin Jane
Ten writers of whom I’ve read more than five books:
Kate Elliott
Roger Zelazny
Lois McMaster Bujold
Martha Wells
Poul Anderson
Jack Vance
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Charles Stross
Emma Newman
N.K. Jemisin
Paul "Princejvstin" Weimer
This is going to be hard and possibly reflect badly upon me lol.
Lois McMaster Bujold
Timothy Zahn
Michael Stackpole
J.R.R. Tolkien
Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Diane Duane
John Scalzi
James S.A. Corey
Douglas Adams
T.C. Aurelius
Ten writers of whom I’ve read more than five books:
Margaret Atwood
Iain M. Banks
Agatha Christie
Neil Gaimam
T Kingfisher
Ursula LeGuin
Seanan McGuire
Vladimir Nabokov
Terry Pratchett
Martha Wells
