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Adam Cesare




Awards: Stoker (2020)

Genres: Horror, Young Adult Fantasy
 
Series
Clown in a Cornfield
   1. Clown in a Cornfield (2020)
   2. Frendo Lives (2022)
   3. The Church of Frendo (2024)
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Novels
   Tribesmen (2012)
   Video Night (2013)
   All-Night Terror (2013) (with Matt Serafini)
   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)
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Collections
   Bone Meal Broth (2012)
   The Blackest Eyes (2016)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Books containing stories by Adam Cesare
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Fear of Clowns (2024)
A Horror Anthology: Coulrophobia Stories
edited by
Kenneth W Cain
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Bound in Blood (2024)
Stories of Cursed Books, Damned Libraries and Unearthly Authors
edited by
Johnny Mains
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Obsolesence (2023)
A Dark Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Anthology
edited by
Kristina Horner and Alan Lastufka

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Awards
2020 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel : Clown in a Cornfield

Adam Cesare recommends
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Honeysuckle and Bone (2025)
(Honeysuckle and Bone, book 1)
Trisha Tobias
"When folk magic and unquiet spirits are the least of your worries, that's good horror. Tobias has crafted a debut that's a bit of a miracle: a gothic that has its (honeysuckle-scented) cake and eats it too. Sweeping and foreboding, but never stuffy thanks to its vibrantly realized setting, likable characters, and a narrator who'd be her own worst enemy, if not for all her actual enemies and the swirling mystery she's dug herself into."
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Coup De Grace (2024)
Sofia Ajram
"The ultimate bummer of publishing is you're asked to compare books to other, similar books and movies in order to help sell them, and while you can do that with Coup de Grace ("It's part Cronenberg, part Danielewski, part Greek myth!") those 'comps' don't really get at how vital and new and achingly now the novella is in its story, its melancholy... and its scares. A true achievement."
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Delicious Monsters (2023)
Liselle Sambury
"Scary, complex, emotional, lived-in, ambitious, Liselle Sambury's Delicious Monsters is a can't miss. A Canadian gothic epic (northern gothic?) that has a lot to say about the stories and lies we tell ourselves about our own families. Oh, and did I mention it's scary?"

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