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Eryk Pruitt is a screenwriter, author and filmmaker. He wrote and produced the short film FOODIE which went on to win eight top awards at over sixteen film festivals. His short fiction has appeared in The Avalon Literary Review, Thuglit, Pulp Modern, and Zymbol, among others, and he was a finalist for the Derringer Award. He is the author of the novels DIRTBAGS and HASHTAG. He is the host of the monthly radio show and podcast: The Crime Scene with Eryk Pruitt. He lives in Durham, NC with his wife Lana and their cat Busey.
Genres: Mystery
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Dark Yonder (with Katy Munger)
1. Dark Yonder: Issue 1 (2023)
2. Dark Yonder: Issue 2 (2023)
3. Dark Yonder: Issue 3 (2023)
4. Dark Yonder: Issue 4 (2023)
5. Dark Yonder: Issue 5 (2024)
6. Dark Yonder: Issue 6 (2024)
7. Dark Yonder: Issue 7 (2024)
8. Dark Yonder: Issue 8 (2024)
1. Dark Yonder: Issue 1 (2023)
2. Dark Yonder: Issue 2 (2023)
3. Dark Yonder: Issue 3 (2023)
4. Dark Yonder: Issue 4 (2023)
5. Dark Yonder: Issue 5 (2024)
6. Dark Yonder: Issue 6 (2024)
7. Dark Yonder: Issue 7 (2024)
8. Dark Yonder: Issue 8 (2024)
Books containing stories by Eryk Pruitt
Lockdown (2020)
Stories of Crime, Terror, and Hope During a Pandemic
edited by
Nick Kolakowski and Steve Weddle
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Eryk Pruitt recommends
The County Line (2024)
Steve Weddle
"This is the book I have been waiting for and it does not disappoint. Every word in every sentence on every page is jam-packed with pure TNT. Steve Weddle delivers cracking dialogue, tense action, and most of all: heart, to transport us to another time and place that you won't want to leave. A perfect addition to the canon of Southern literature."
The Moonshine Messiah (2023)
(Mountaineer Mystery, book 1)
Russell W Johnson
"Russell Johnson hits the ground running with a novel so explosive you might not be allowed on a plane with it. Appalachian sheriff Mary Beth Cain heads up a cast of characters so well-rounded, they might well have been written by Carl Hiassen, Elmore Leonard or Ace Atkins. The Moonshine Messiah is the kind of book that will make you miss work to finish reading."
No Home for Killers (2023)
E A Aymar
"With No Home for Killers, E. A. Aymar firmly establishes a home on the bookshelf next to fellow DC thriller authors George Pelecanos, David Swinson, and James Grady. The Pena sisters will stay with you long after you have closed the book, unless, like me, you reopen it to start right back at the beginning. Aymar is the goods."
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