The Only Good Indians

Now in Mass Market // Available in Trade Paperback

The creeping horror of Paul Tremblay meets Tommy Orange's There, There in a dark novel of revenge, cultural identity, and the cost of breaking from tradition, written by the Jordan Peele of horror literature, Stephen Graham Jones.

HORROR READERS ARE VORACIOUS AND MASSMARKET CATERS TO THAT: Horror has taken on a wonderful new nuance as it explores the class and cultural struggles within our country, and many nations in the world, in a visceral and immediate way. Horror is having its moment, and mass market is the perfect format for these readers to pick up the genre.

INDIGENOUS LITERARY MOMENT: Stephen Graham Jones is on the verge of becoming one of the biggest names in American Indian literature, alongside our own Rebecca Roanhorse, and Tommy Orange. In the horror genre, he's already a giant having been award the Bram Stoker award for best novel, and a World Fantasy award last year for his last novella. He's charming, highly promotable, and well regarded by fans and writers from outside the field like Louise Erdrich.