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Jon Bassoff
(b.1974)Jon Bassoff was born in 1974 in New York City and currently lives with his family and a sickly greyhound in a ghost town somewhere in Colorado. His mountain gothic novel, Corrosion, was called "startlingly original and unsettling" by Tom Piccirilli, a four-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award, and won the DarkFuse Readers Choice Award for best novel. His surrealistic follow-up, Factory Town, was called "A hallucinatory descent into an urban hell" by Bram Stoker award-winning author Ramsey Campbell. For his day job, Bassoff teaches high school English where he is known by students and faculty alike as the deranged writer guy. He is a connoisseur of tequila, hot sauces, psychobilly music, and flea-bag motels.
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Novels
Corrosion (2013)
Factory Town (2014)
The Disassembled Man (2015)
The Incurables (2015)
The Blade This Time (2017)
The Drive-Thru Crematorium (2019)
The Lantern Man (2020)
Captain Clive's Dreamworld (2020)
Beneath Cruel Waters (2022)
The Memory Ward (2025)
Factory Town (2014)
The Disassembled Man (2015)
The Incurables (2015)
The Blade This Time (2017)
The Drive-Thru Crematorium (2019)
The Lantern Man (2020)
Captain Clive's Dreamworld (2020)
Beneath Cruel Waters (2022)
The Memory Ward (2025)
Books containing stories by Jon Bassoff
Jon Bassoff recommends
All Is Not Forgiven (2023)
Joe Kenda
"Joe Kenda's debut novel is an impressive hard-boiled police procedural written by a man that knows a thing or two about criminal investigations. From the seedy brothels of Copenhagen, to the rugged mountains of Colorado, All Is Not Forgiven is a fast-moving and fascinating crime novel that vividly illustrates the monsters in our midst--and the detectives tasked with bringing them to justice."
Stormland (2021)
John Shirley
"Stormland portrays human tenacity and ingenuity within a Hobbesian universe. John Shirley has created a vivid, hurricane-soaked canvas and a cast of memorable characters...A feat of dystopian imagination, Stormland cements Shirley's voice in the upper echelon of the cyberpunk genre."
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