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Duncan Ralston


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Duncan Ralston was born in Toronto, and spent his teens in a small town. As a "grown-up," Duncan lives with his girlfriend and their dog in Toronto, where he writes about the things that frighten and disturb him. In addition to his twisted short stories found in GRISTLE & BONE and THE BLACK ROOM MANUSCRIPTS, his debut novel, SALVAGE, will haunt various booksellers in the fall, 2015.
 


Genres: Mystery, Horror, Young Adult Fantasy
 
Series
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Lonely Motel
   1. Woom (2016)
   2. Gross Out (2022)
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Ghostland
   0.5. The Moving House (2020)
   1. Ghostland (2019)
   2. Afterlife (2020)
   3. Infinite (2021)
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Novels
   Gristle & Bone (2014)
   Salvage (2015)
   Every Part of the Animal (2016)
   The Midwives (2016)
     aka Wildfire
   Video Nasties (2017)
   Salvacion (2019)
   Puzzle House (2023)
   Pedo Island Bloodbath (2023)
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Collections
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Dead Men Walking (2014)
   Bus Driver Man (2014)
   How to Kill a Celebrity (2015)
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Anthologies edited
   Death by Chocolate (2016) (with Matthew Cash)
   What Goes Around (2016) (with David Owain Hughes and Jonathan Edward Ondrasher)
   Bah! Humbug! (2016) (with Daniel Marc Chant)
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Series contributed to
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Bradonomicon
   2. Bradonomicon II (2023) (with others)
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Books containing stories by Duncan Ralston
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Dethfest Confessions: The Devil's Playlist (2023)
(Dethfest Confessions: The Devil's Playlist)
edited by
Lindsey Smith and Mark Tullius
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Horrible Little Stories (2023)
edited by
Chauncey Haworth, Mark Slade and Lothar Tuppan
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Battered, Broken Bodies (2021)
A Horror Anthology based on Body Horror
edited by
Matt Shaw

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Duncan Ralston recommends
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Scream in the Dark (2024)
(Ojanox, book 1)
Daemon Manx
"The Ojanox harkens back to the horror boom of the '70s and '80s, in a very good way. Manx has a knack for creating characters you'll love (or hate) and putting them through the wringer. His dialogue is sharp and storytelling gripping and fast paced. Now that I'm hooked, I need to read the rest!"

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