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Gord Rollo
(b.1967)Gord Rollo's was born in St. Andrews, Scotland, but has lived in Dunnville, Ontario, Canada since 1971. His short stories and novella length work have appeared in many pro and semi-pro publications throughout the genre but THE JIGSAW MAN is his first novel published in the mass market.
Genres: Horror, Mystery
New and upcoming books
Novels
Crimson (2006)
Lost In Translation (2007)
The Jigsaw Man (2008)
Strange Magic (2010)
Valley of the Scarecrow (2010)
The Dark Side of Heaven (2012)
Peeler (2012)
The Translators (2013)
The Crucifixion Experiments (2021)
Kiss of Life (2021) (with Gene O'Neill)
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (2022)
Beasts of Copan (2022) (with Gene O'Neill)
Voodoo Cowboys (2023) (with Gene O'Neill)
Lost In Translation (2007)
The Jigsaw Man (2008)
Strange Magic (2010)
Valley of the Scarecrow (2010)
The Dark Side of Heaven (2012)
Peeler (2012)
The Translators (2013)
The Crucifixion Experiments (2021)
Kiss of Life (2021) (with Gene O'Neill)
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (2022)
Beasts of Copan (2022) (with Gene O'Neill)
Voodoo Cowboys (2023) (with Gene O'Neill)
Collections
Mean Streets (2011) (with Gene O'Neill)
Gods & Monsters (2012)
Time & Space (2012)
Flesh & Blood (2013) (with Gene O'Neill and Harry Shannon)
Gods & Monsters (2012)
Time & Space (2012)
Flesh & Blood (2013) (with Gene O'Neill and Harry Shannon)
Novellas and Short Stories
Crowley's Window (2012)
The Face of an Unlikely God (2012)
Lost in a Field of Paper Flowers (2012)
Timothy Meek (2012)
The Face of an Unlikely God (2012)
Lost in a Field of Paper Flowers (2012)
Timothy Meek (2012)
Anthologies edited
Series contributed to
Omnibus editions show
Books containing stories by Gord Rollo
The Horror Collection: Splatterpunk Dreams (2024)
(THC, book 20)
edited by
Ann Keeran and Kevin J Kennedy
More books
Gord Rollo recommends
August's Eyes (2021)
(Fiction Without Frontiers)
Glenn Rolfe
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