Jay Bonansinga is the co-author of the New York Times bestselling Walking Dead series as well as a screenwriter and filmmaker who has been called one of the most imaginative writers of thrillers by the Chicago Tribune. He is an acclaimed Bram Stoker award finalist and his books have been translated into nine different languages and several have been optioned by major Hollywood studios. Jay lives in Evanston, Illinois and is a visiting professor at both Northwestern and DePaul universities where he teaches screenwriting.
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction
New and upcoming books
Series
Stan Lee's The Devil's Quintet (with Stan Lee)
1. The Armageddon Code (2022)
2. The Shadow Society (2023)
3. Extinction Event (2026)
1. The Armageddon Code (2022)
2. The Shadow Society (2023)
3. Extinction Event (2026)
Novels
The Black Mariah (1994)
Sick (1995)
The Killer's Game (1997)
Audio Phobia (1998)
Head Case (1998)
Bloodhound (1999)
Oblivion (2000)
The Sleep Police (2001)
Lucid (2015)
Self Storage (2016)
Sick (1995)
The Killer's Game (1997)
Audio Phobia (1998)
Head Case (1998)
Bloodhound (1999)
Oblivion (2000)
The Sleep Police (2001)
Lucid (2015)
Self Storage (2016)
Collections
Candy in the Dumpster (2006) (with others)
Blood Samples (2013)
Gothic Blue Book IV (2014) (with Bruce Boston)
Blood Samples (2013)
Gothic Blue Book IV (2014) (with Bruce Boston)
Novellas and Short Stories
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Jay Bonansinga
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Award nominations
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Jay Bonansinga recommends
The Marksman (2023)
Robin G Mercier
"A powerful story . . . an action-packed, character-driven novel . . . beneath the slam-bang action is a heart-felt, complex look at the plight of illegal immigrants who dream of better days for their children. Highly recommended."
The Butcher (2022)
Peter Ely
"Grips you in its spell from the very first page Ely is one to watch. The Butcher is a suspense smorgasbord with a tasty villain and heaping helpings of horror. Recommended."
Alchemy of Glass (2020)
Barbara Barnett
"Anne Rice meets Michael Crichton in this fever dream of a fantasy. Richly textured, terrifying, and somehow timely, Barbara Barnett’s time-jumping tale will keep readers up well past their bedtime. Highly recommended!"
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