Richard Kadrey has published five novels, including Sandman Slim, Butcher Bird and Metrophage, and more than fifty stories. He has been immortalized as an action figure, and his short story “Goodbye Houston Street, Goodbye” was nominated for a British Science Fiction Association Award. A freelance writer and photographer, he lives in San Francisco.
Genres: Urban Fantasy, Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Series
Sandman Slim
1. Sandman Slim (2009)
2. Kill the Dead (2010)
3. Aloha from Hell (2011)
3.5. Devil in the Dollhouse (2012)
4. Devil Said Bang (2012)
5. Kill City Blues (2013)
6. The Getaway God (2014)
7. Killing Pretty (2015)
8. The Perdition Score (2016)
9. The Kill Society (2017)
10. Hollywood Dead (2018)
11. Ballistic Kiss (2020)
12. King Bullet (2021)
1. Sandman Slim (2009)
2. Kill the Dead (2010)
3. Aloha from Hell (2011)
3.5. Devil in the Dollhouse (2012)
4. Devil Said Bang (2012)
5. Kill City Blues (2013)
6. The Getaway God (2014)
7. Killing Pretty (2015)
8. The Perdition Score (2016)
9. The Kill Society (2017)
10. Hollywood Dead (2018)
11. Ballistic Kiss (2020)
12. King Bullet (2021)
Novels
Omnibus
Graphic Novels
Novellas
Richard Kadrey recommends

The Library At Mount Char (2015)
Scott Hawkins
"A terrific book, full of dark mystery and genuine beauty."

The Fall of the House of Cabal (2016)
(Johannes Cabal, book 5)
Jonathan L Howard
"Jonathan L. Howard has such an effortless way with monsters and the undead that you might suspect him of being, like his creation, Johannes Cabal, a necromancer. The series is addictive."

The City of Lost Fortunes (2018)
(Crescent City , book 1)
Bryan Camp
"Take a walk down wild card shark streets into a world of gods, lost souls, murder, and deep, dark magic. You might not come back from The City of Lost Fortunes, but you'll enjoy the trip."

Slewfoot (2021)
Brom
"Which is worse? The Devil of the forest or the terror of Puritan village rumors, accusations, and lies? At the crossroads of victimhood and vengeance, Abitha makes her choice--and blood follows."

Nothing But Blackened Teeth (2021)
Cassandra Khaw
"Khaw's tale seems to come at you straight, setting up your story expectations, but then twists the knife at the last minute, leaving you reeling, but wanting more."

Number One Fan (2022)
Meg Elison
"Number One Fan is a tense ride from the start as we're introduced to one of the most deeply unsettling villains I've encountered in a long time. It's about fighting for who and what you are when it would be easier to simply give up and be someone else's idea of you. It's about pain and resilience and redemption. In short, it's terrific."
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