Craig DiLouie is a freelance marketing consultant and technical writer living in Calgary, Alberta. He has written book-length works, both fiction and non-fiction, in addition to hundreds of articles published in magazines, books and websites. Craig's novels have spanned psychological thrillers to speculative fiction to science fiction to zombie apocalypse, his current passion.
Genres: Horror, Historical, Thriller
Series
Retreat
1. Pandemic (2013) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
2. Slaughterhouse (2014) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
3. Die Laughing (2015) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
4. Alamo (2016) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
5. Crucible (2018) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
6. Forlorn Hope (2022) (with Stephen Knight)
1. Pandemic (2013) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
2. Slaughterhouse (2014) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
3. Die Laughing (2015) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
4. Alamo (2016) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
5. Crucible (2018) (with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney)
6. Forlorn Hope (2022) (with Stephen Knight)
Front (with Timothy W Long and David Moody)
1. Screaming Eagles (2015)
2. Red Devils (2017)
3. Berlin or Bust (2018)
1. Screaming Eagles (2015)
2. Red Devils (2017)
3. Berlin or Bust (2018)
Crash Dive
1. Crash Dive (2015)
2. Silent Running (2016)
3. Battle Stations (2016)
4. Contact! (2017)
5. Hara-Kiri (2018)
6. Over the Hill (2018)
1. Crash Dive (2015)
2. Silent Running (2016)
3. Battle Stations (2016)
4. Contact! (2017)
5. Hara-Kiri (2018)
6. Over the Hill (2018)
Armor
1. The Battle of North Africa (2020)
2. The Fight for Sicily (2020)
3. Fortress Europe (2020)
4. The Bulge (2020)
5. Reich's Fall (2020)
1. The Battle of North Africa (2020)
2. The Fight for Sicily (2020)
3. Fortress Europe (2020)
4. The Bulge (2020)
5. Reich's Fall (2020)
Novels
Paranoia (2001)
The Thin White Line (2008)
The Great Planet Robbery (2008)
Tooth And Nail (2010)
Suffer the Children (2014)
The Alchemists (2015)
One of Us (2017)
Our War (2019)
The Children of Red Peak (2020)
Strike (2022)
Episode Thirteen (2023)
Djinn (2023)
Q.R.F. (2023)
How to Make a Horror Movie and Survive (2024)
Hell's Eden (2025)
Castles in the Sky (2025)
My Ex, the Antichrist (2025)
Dien Bien Phu (2026)
The Yule Day Slaughter (2026)
The Thin White Line (2008)
The Great Planet Robbery (2008)
Tooth And Nail (2010)
Suffer the Children (2014)
The Alchemists (2015)
One of Us (2017)
Our War (2019)
The Children of Red Peak (2020)
Strike (2022)
Episode Thirteen (2023)
Djinn (2023)
Q.R.F. (2023)
How to Make a Horror Movie and Survive (2024)
Hell's Eden (2025)
Castles in the Sky (2025)
My Ex, the Antichrist (2025)
Dien Bien Phu (2026)
The Yule Day Slaughter (2026)
Novellas and Short Stories
Books containing stories by Craig DiLouie
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Award nominations
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Craig DiLouie recommends

The Finalist (2026)
Faith Gladwin
"Rich in atmosphere, dripping with menace, and offering an insider's view of ruthless competition between would-be ballerina stars, The Finalist is a haunting story about how far some will go to win and what it costs them - whether they win fairly or not. It got under my skin and had it crawling."

The October Film Haunt (2025)
Michael Wehunt
"Deliciously creepy! Michael Wehunt's The October Film Haunt deftly pairs emotional heft with nightmare fuel against the eerie backdrop of a cult horror film whose obsessed fans are determined to resurrect with a very real sequel. Character-driven, dramatically powerful, and with a distinct creepy flavor, this is my favorite kind of horror."

13 Months Haunted (2025)
Jimmy Juliano
"Ideal for fans of Stephen King and STRANGER THINGS, Jimmy Juliano's 13 Months Haunted offers fresh and chilling small-town horrors portrayed through the lens of the Internet boom of the early 2000s, blending computer viruses and the nostalgia of hearing 'You've got mail' with an intimate haunting by a dark force that is pure evil. The story reminds us that some attachments should never be opened, and some friendships pose a deadly cost. Great scary fun."
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