Bryan Smith
Series
Novels
Deathbringer (2006)
The Freakshow (2007)
Soultaker (2009)
The Dark Ones (2011)
The Late Night Horror Show (2013)
Grimm Awakening (2013)
68 Kill (2013)
Blood and Whiskey (2013)
Go Kill Crazy! (2014)
Strange Ways (2014)
Slowly We Rot (2015)
Surrounded By Bastards (2015)
The Reborn (2015)
All Hallow's Dead (2015)
The Freakshow (2007)
Soultaker (2009)
The Dark Ones (2011)
The Late Night Horror Show (2013)
Grimm Awakening (2013)
68 Kill (2013)
Blood and Whiskey (2013)
Go Kill Crazy! (2014)
Strange Ways (2014)
Slowly We Rot (2015)
Surrounded By Bastards (2015)
The Reborn (2015)
All Hallow's Dead (2015)
Omnibus
Collections
Highways to Hell (2011)
Sixty-Five Stirrup Iron Road (2013) (with J F Gonzalez, Ryan Harding, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, Shane McKenzie, James Bryan Smith, Nate Southard and Wrath James White)
Seven Deadly Tales of Terror (2016)
Cut Corners Volume 3 (2017) (with Kealan Patrick Burke and Ray Garton)
Sixty-Five Stirrup Iron Road (2013) (with J F Gonzalez, Ryan Harding, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, Shane McKenzie, James Bryan Smith, Nate Southard and Wrath James White)
Seven Deadly Tales of Terror (2016)
Cut Corners Volume 3 (2017) (with Kealan Patrick Burke and Ray Garton)
Novellas
Rock and Roll Reform School Zombies (2010)
Darkened (2011)
Bloodrush (2011)
Some Crazy Fucking Shit That Happened One Day (2012)
The Halloween Bride (2013)
The Diabolical Conspiracy (2013)
Christmas Eve on Haunted Hill (2015)
Murder Squad (2017)
Darkened (2011)
Bloodrush (2011)
Some Crazy Fucking Shit That Happened One Day (2012)
The Halloween Bride (2013)
The Diabolical Conspiracy (2013)
Christmas Eve on Haunted Hill (2015)
Murder Squad (2017)
Bryan Smith recommends
Hawg (2008) Steven L Shrewsbury "HAWG is a wild ride into the heart of rural darkness. This book was a blast to read. Fans of Edward Lee should be thrilled by this one." | Siren (2010) John Everson "Superbly effective. Modern horror doesn't get much better than this." | Southern Gods (2011) John Hornor Jacobs "John Hornor Jacobs. Remember the name, because if there's any justice in the universe, he's going to be a big deal one day soon. John's prose is by turns lyrical and tough-as-nails. He effortlessly conjures an eerie southern landscape that will surely haunt the dreams of anyone who reads Southern Gods." |
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