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After leaving a career in advertising, working on accounts that included Harley-Davidson and The Great American Smokeout, Alex returned to his first love: writing fiction. He created the long-running and critically acclaimed graphic novel series Proof, which NPR named one of the best books of 2009. The series stars John “Proof” Prufock, a special-agent-sasquatch.Alex has also designed over 80 typefaces. He currently lives in the Midwest with his wife and son. And a cat. And a tarantula.
Genres: Historical Mystery, Horror, Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Scotland Yard's Murder Squad
1. The Yard (2012)
2. The Black Country (2013)
2.5. The Blue Girl (2013)
3. The Devil's Workshop (2014)
4. The Harvest Man (2015)
5. Lost and Gone Forever (2016)
1. The Yard (2012)
2. The Black Country (2013)
2.5. The Blue Girl (2013)
3. The Devil's Workshop (2014)
4. The Harvest Man (2015)
5. Lost and Gone Forever (2016)
Novels
Novellas and Short Stories
Books containing stories by Alex Grecian
Long Division (2024)
Stories of Social Decay, Societal Collapse, and Bad Manners
edited by
Michael Bailey and Doug Murano
Award nominations
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Alex Grecian recommends
A Scandal in Mayfair (2024)
(Lily Adler Mystery, book 5)
Katharine Schellman
"A perfect London crime novel...fast paced. experty researched, and intrigately plotted."
The Framed Women of Ardemore House (2024)
(Netherleigh Mystery)
Brandy Schillace
"The Framed Women of Ardemore House kept me awake, reading and guessing and anxiously turning pages all night. This book is intricately plotted and thematically rich; it's frightening, funny, and fast-paced, with characters I grew to really care about. I'll be recommending it to every mystery reader I know."
Knock Knock, Open Wide (2023)
Neil Sharpson
"Genuinely terrifying, the sort of book you shut away in the freezer at night so it won't come looking for you. That is, if you can put it down. Knock Knock, Open Wide deservedly places Neil Sharpson at the front rank of modern horror writers. Open wide, if you dare, and read."
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