About Brian Keene
Brian Keene is a two-time Bram Stoker Award winning horror author, first in 2001 for his non-fiction work Jobs In Hell and then again in 2003 for his debut novel, the post-apocalyptic zombie tale The Rising. In 2004, he won the Shocker Award for his non-fiction work Sympathy For the Devil. His other novels include Dead Sea, Ghoul, City of the Dead, Terminal, The Conqueror Worms, Fear Of Gravity, and more. Several of his books and stories have been optioned for film, video game and comic book adaptations.
Novels
The Rising (2003)
City of the Dead (2005)
Terminal (2005)
The Conqueror Worms (2006)
aka Earthworm Gods
The Rutting Season (2006)
The Hollow (2006)
Dead Sea (2007)
Ghoul (2007)
Dark Hollow (2008)
Kill Whitey (2008)
Ghost Walk (2008)
City of the Dead (2005)
Terminal (2005)
The Conqueror Worms (2006)
aka Earthworm Gods
The Rutting Season (2006)
The Hollow (2006)
Dead Sea (2007)
Ghoul (2007)
Dark Hollow (2008)
Kill Whitey (2008)
Ghost Walk (2008)
Collections
4 x 4 (2001) (with Geoff Cooper, Michael T Huyck and Michael Oliveri)
No Rest for the Wicked (2001)
Talking Smack (2002)
No Rest At All (2003)
The Rise and Fall of Babylon (2003) (with John Urbancik)
Fear of Gravity (2004)
No Rest for the Wicked (2001)
Talking Smack (2002)
No Rest At All (2003)
The Rise and Fall of Babylon (2003) (with John Urbancik)
Fear of Gravity (2004)
Anthologies edited
Best of Horrorfind (2001)
Best of Horrorfind II (2003)
Sympathy for the Devil: the Best of Hail Saten (2006)
The New Fear (2007)
Running With The Devil (2007)
Best of Horrorfind II (2003)
Sympathy for the Devil: the Best of Hail Saten (2006)
The New Fear (2007)
Running With The Devil (2007)
Non fiction
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Brian Keene recommends
 Deadliest of the Species (2001) Michael Oliveri "...This is one hell of a knuckle-turner. [Oliveri's] debut novel has all the makings of a classic. If you wish you had discovered Stephen King with Carrie, then don't wait to buy this one. Get it now!" |  Maternal Instinct (2002) J F Gonzalez "...J.F. Gonzalez is one of the most consistently imaginative new voices in horror fiction..." |  The Last Motel (2005) Brett McBean "The Last Motel is fun; a thrilling, white-knuckled suspense read. Mcbean's voice is one that should be heard - a hint of Laymon and Koontz, yet distinctly his own. Genuinely creepy stuff!" | |
 The Freakshow (2007) Bryan Smith "Bryan Smith serves up a feast of good old-fashioned horror." |  Found You (2008) Mary SanGiovanni "Mary SanGiovanni is one of my favorite authors." |  Water Witch (2008) Deborah LeBlanc "LeBlanc's prose is smooth, quick and as darkly beautiful as the midnight bayou." | |
 River Runs Red (2008) Jeffrey J Mariotte "One of the best storytellers in the business." |
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