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Keith Rosson lives in Portland, Oregon, and is the author of the novels The Mercy of the Tide and Smoke City. His short fiction has appeared in Cream City Review, PANK, December, the Nervous Breakdown, and more.

Awards: Jackson (2021)

Genres: Horror, Mystery, Fantasy, Literary Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
September 2026

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Crone
 
Series
Fever House Duology
   1. Fever House (2023)
   2. The Devil By Name (2024)
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Novels
   The Mercy of the Tide (2016)
   Smoke City (2018)
   Road Seven (2020)
   Coffin Moon (2025)
   Crone (2026)
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Collections
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Series contributed to
Shotgun Honey Presents
   At The Edge of Darkness (2024) (with Ron Earl Phillips)
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Books containing stories by Keith Rosson
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PUNK goes HORROR II (2026)
Hardcore for the Encore
(PUNK goes HORROR, book 2)
edited by
William Sterling
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New Writings in Horror and Supernatural Volume 3 (2025)
(New Writings in Horror and the Supernatural, book 3)
edited by
Stephen Jones
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Nightmare Magazine, Issue 138 (2024)
March 2024
(Nightmare Magazine, book 138)
edited by
Wendy N Wagner

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Awards
2021 Shirley Jackson Award for Single-Author Collection : Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons

Keith Rosson recommends
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The Calamities (2026)
(Fiends, book 1)
Chuck Wendig
"The Calamities is a twisting, winding river of darkness - part ink-black Gothic tale, part brutal family saga, and housed in a demonic nesting doll of a dark fantasy novel. Taken as a whole, it reminds me yet again of Wendig's wildly lethal range and versatility when it comes to horror. The guy is, simply put, unstoppable."
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Secret Lives of the Dead (2025)
Tim Lebbon
"A propulsive, imaginative, page-turning heist-to-horror novel in which no one is safe. I absolutely burned through this book."
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When the Wolf Comes Home (2025)
Nat Cassidy
"When the Wolf Comes Home is a wildly inventive horror novel, and a ripping, bloody page-turner. But that's not all it is-in its beating heart there's a fierce, moving treatise about love, parenthood, and notions of familial indebtedness. I loved it."

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