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David Demchuk has been writing for theatre, film, television, radio, and other media for more than thirty years. His reviews, essays, interviews and columns have appeared in such magazines as Toronto Life, Xtra, What! Magazine, and the Toronto Star. The Bone Mother is his first novel.
Genres: Horror
New and upcoming books
Books containing stories by David Demchuk
There Is No Death, There Are No Dead (2021)
Tales of Spiritualism Horror
edited by
Aaron J French and Jess Landry
Award nominations
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David Demchuk recommends
Coup De Grace (2024)
Sofia Ajram
"A slender, terrifying volume in which to lose yourself completely. Sofia Ajram's remarkable debut Coup de Grace is a lyrically written yet shockingly raw depiction of its narrator's descent into the depths of suicidal depression. It is rare that surreal horror bites this deep or tears this hard at the reader's emotions. I was floored. Highly recommended."
Grey Dog (2024)
Elliott Gish
"Grey Dog is a haunting historical gothic, exquisitely detailed and suffused with queer longing, violent trauma, and escalating dread. Set your first impressions aside: this is a work of overwhelming intensity that will take you in its teeth and shake you."
An Ordinary Violence (2023)
Adriana Chartrand
"Adriana Chartrand's An Ordinary Violence is a hallucinatory slow-burn chiller, sharply observed and heartfelt in its depiction of family ties that bind like strips of wet rawhide. Dawn returns to her hometown to find it is in the grip of something uncanny and malevolent. As she visits old friends and familiar places, she grapples with ghosts from the past and demons on the rise to save her struggling father, her wayward brother, and herself. With this fresh and fearsome look at the contemporary Indigenous experience, Chartrand emerges at the forefront of our newest literary voices."
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