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Kathe Koja
(b.1960)Kathe Koja is the author of several novels for adults. She lives in the Detroit area with her husband and teenage son.
Awards: Stoker (1991) see all
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction, Literary Fiction
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Series
Under the Poppy
1. Under the Poppy (2010)
2. The Mercury Waltz (2014)
3. The Bastards' Paradise (2015)
1. Under the Poppy (2010)
2. The Mercury Waltz (2014)
3. The Bastards' Paradise (2015)
Novels
The Cipher (1991)
Bad Brains (1992)
Skin (1993)
Strange Angels (1994)
Kink (1996)
Straydog (2002)
Buddha Boy (2003)
The Blue Mirror (2004)
Talk (2005)
Going Under (2006)
Kissing the Bee (2007)
Headlong (2008)
Christopher Wild (2017)
Catherine the Ghost (2024)
Bad Brains (1992)
Skin (1993)
Strange Angels (1994)
Kink (1996)
Straydog (2002)
Buddha Boy (2003)
The Blue Mirror (2004)
Talk (2005)
Going Under (2006)
Kissing the Bee (2007)
Headlong (2008)
Christopher Wild (2017)
Catherine the Ghost (2024)
Collections
Extremities (1998)
Straydog/The Blue Mirror (2018)
Love, a Second Chance (2018) (with others)
Talk/Going Under (2018)
Kissing the Bee/Headlong (2018)
Velocities (2020)
Straydog/The Blue Mirror (2018)
Love, a Second Chance (2018) (with others)
Talk/Going Under (2018)
Kissing the Bee/Headlong (2018)
Velocities (2020)
Series contributed to
Books containing stories by Kathe Koja
There Is No Death, There Are No Dead (2021)
Tales of Spiritualism Horror
edited by
Aaron J French and Jess Landry
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At Dark, I Become Loathsome (2025)
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Coup De Grace (2024)
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"The decision, the ride, the beautiful stranger, the end you always knew would find you - Sofia Ajram's Coup de Grace is wholly original and totally, despairingly, passionately alive."
Shoot the Moon (2023)
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"In prose precise as a lucid dream, Isa Arsen leads us through the empty spaces of the atmosphere and the heart, and offers a loving geometry of the ways we find our place in both."
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