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Series
Clown in a Cornfield
1. Clown in a Cornfield (2020)
2. Frendo Lives (2022)
3. The Church of Frendo (2024)
4. Lights! Camera! Frendo! (2026)
1. Clown in a Cornfield (2020)
2. Frendo Lives (2022)
3. The Church of Frendo (2024)
4. Lights! Camera! Frendo! (2026)
Novels
Tribesmen (2012)
Video Night (2013)
The Summer Job (2014)
Leprechaun in the Hood: The Musical (2014) (with Shane McKenzie and Cameron Pierce)
Jackpot (2014) (with others)
Exponential (2014)
Bottom Feeders (2015) (with Cameron Pierce)
Mercy House (2015)
Zero Lives Remaining (2016)
The Con Season (2016)
Influencer (2024)
The Toxic Avenger (2025)
Video Night (2013)
The Summer Job (2014)
Leprechaun in the Hood: The Musical (2014) (with Shane McKenzie and Cameron Pierce)
Jackpot (2014) (with others)
Exponential (2014)
Bottom Feeders (2015) (with Cameron Pierce)
Mercy House (2015)
Zero Lives Remaining (2016)
The Con Season (2016)
Influencer (2024)
The Toxic Avenger (2025)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
Books containing stories by Adam Cesare
Bound in Blood (2024)
Stories of Cursed Books, Damned Libraries and Unearthly Authors
edited by
Johnny Mains
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