Jesse Ball is an American poet. He has published volumes of poetry, short prose, and drawings. His first novel was published in 2007.
Genres: Literary Fiction, Horror
Novels
Samedi the Deafness (2007)
The Way Through Doors (2009)
The Curfew (2011)
Silence Once Begun (2014)
A Cure for Suicide (2015)
How to Set a Fire and Why (2016)
The Deaths of Henry King (2016) (with Brian Evenson)
Census (2018)
The Diver's Game (2019)
The Way Through Doors (2009)
The Curfew (2011)
Silence Once Begun (2014)
A Cure for Suicide (2015)
How to Set a Fire and Why (2016)
The Deaths of Henry King (2016) (with Brian Evenson)
Census (2018)
The Diver's Game (2019)
Collections
Novellas
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