Tag: Dark or dystopian fiction
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Daniel L. Copeland
Remember a few months ago when IWU shared the news that he’d completed his YA dytopian series — the Derrick King Series, comprised of eight books? Meet the author! (PS: he has a standalone novel, the Witch of November, out as well; it’s a thriller, with a touch of mystery and a touch of sci-fi.)…
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Feast on this YA Dystopian Series
All eight books are now available in the Derrick King series. Plus: a new standalone mystery-thriller. Derrick King Novels, Books 1 through 8 Standalone Mystery-Thriller Novel THE WITCH OF NOVEMBER— When Karen Parker’s husband dies from cancer, she sells their farm and moves her boys, Tommy and Paul, to Cleveland, where she hopes to rebuild…
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Alan Heathcock’s New Disaster
This looks so great. Heathcock has envisioned an American future riven with war and spectacle… (Yes, I’ve ordered my copy.) Here’s the blurb: In a future America ravaged by natural disaster, pandemic, and political unrest, a fundamentalist faction emerges. As the Novae Terrae gain power, enticing civilians with bread and circuses, a civil war breaks…
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Christi Nogle
Horror. Dark science fiction. Weird fiction. Literary realism. These are the realms author Christi Nogle travels. She’s published one novel, Beulah — set in a fictional small town in Idaho, loosely based on Buhl and Emmett. Her short stories have appeared in over fifty publications including PseudoPod, Escape Pod, Vastarien, Nightscript, and Dark Matter Magazine. Beginning in early…
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And the dark nominees are…
The Horror Writers Association has announced the nominees for the 2021 Bram Stoker Awards, which recognize superior achievement in horror and dark fiction. This is an annual award. Head on over to the Tor.com website for the list.
