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Jeremy Robert Johnson


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Jeremy Robert Johnson is a novelist and the author of a multitude of acclaimed short stories. His writing has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, the Needle Award, and the Bram Stoker Award.


Genres: Horror
 
Novels
   Angel Dust Apocalypse (2005)
   Siren Promised (2006) (with Alan M Clark)
   Skullcrack City (2015)
   In the River (2017)
   The Loop (2020)
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Collections
   Pain (2003) (with others)
   We Live Inside You (2011)
   Entropy in Bloom (2017)
   All the Wrong Ideas (2021)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Extinction Journals (2006)
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Series contributed to
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Books containing stories by Jeremy Robert Johnson
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Dark Matter Presents Human Monsters (2022)
A Horror Anthology
(Dark Matter Presents)
edited by
Sadie Hartmann and Ashley Saywers
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Blood Bank (2022)
A Charitable Anthology
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In Heaven, Everything is Fine (2013)
Fiction Inspired by David Lynch
edited by
Cameron Pierce

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Award nominations
2006 British Fantasy Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Siren Promised
2005 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a First Novel (nominee) : Siren Promised


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The Memory Ward (2025)
Jon Bassoff
"Jon Bassoff's The Memory Ward mixes the page-turning momentum of a beach read bent on thrills with eerie and mysterious Twilight Zone vibes. This exploration of the subjectivity of memory and self spirals down into the darkness beneath the idyllic town of Bethlam and demands we contemplate the disturbing truth of who we are (or aren't). Fun and weirdly funny until its final-act trap springs, The Memory Ward merges the psychological thriller with the literary horror novel to unsettling results."
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Black Tide (2022)
KC Jones
"Grab your popcorn for this one....Mayhem, masses of menacing monsters, pulsing parasitic vines...this is one gnarly day at the beach."
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Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons (2021)
Keith Rosson
"There’s a busted heart beauty to Rosson’s dazzling collection full of misdirection and literary mutation. Like some kind of punk rock Kelly Link, he takes you on a singular voyage through world-weary resignation and enchanted love in a way that feels sincere and earned and more than a little magical."

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