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Lucy A Snyder

(b.1971)
Wife of Gary A Braunbeck

Lucy A. Snyder grew up in the cowboys-and-cactus part of Texas but currently lives in Worthington, Ohio where she writes by day and does tech support by night. Her short work has appeared in publications such as Strange Horizons, Doctor Who Short Trips: Destination Prague, Chiaroscuro, Full Unit Hookup, and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet.

Genres: Horror, Urban Fantasy

New Books

June 2023

Unspeakable Horror 3

Series

Spellbent
   1. Spellbent (2009)
   2. Shotgun Sorceress (2010)
   3. Switchblade Goddess (2011)

Anthology series

Chiral Mad (with Michael Bailey)
4. Chiral Mad 4 (2018)

Novels

Sister, Maiden, Monster (2023)

Collections

   Blood Magic (2002)
   Installing Linux on a Dead Badger (2007)
   Sparks and Shadows (2007)
   Chimeric Machines (poems) (2009)
   Once Upon a Curse (2012) (with others)
   Orchid Carousals (2013) (with Kaysee Renee Robichaud)
   Soft Apocalypses (2014)
   While the Black Stars Burn (2015)
   Garden of Eldritch Delights (2018)
   Ashes and Entropy (2018) (with others)
   Halloween Season (2020)
   Unspeakable Horror 3 (2023) (with others)

Novellas and Short Stories

A Glimpse of Darkness (2010) (with Lara Adrian, Harry Connolly, Stacia Kane and Kelly Meding)
Sparks (2010)

Non fiction

Shooting Yourself in the Head for Fun and Profit (2014)

Series contributed to

Dark Tide Mysteries and Thrillers
4. Halloween Beyond (2022) (with Kate Maruyama and Lisa Morton)

Anthologies containing stories by Lucy A Snyder

Civil War Fantastic (2000)

Short stories

News from the Long Mountains (2000) (with Gary A Braunbeck)

Lucy A Snyder recommends

The Pale House Devil (2023)
Richard Kadrey
"The Pale House Devil is taut, entertaining, and satisfying. A top-drawer supernatural noir!"

Edenville (2023)
Sam Rebelein
"Edenville is a delightfully gooey blend of gothic, cosmic, folk and body horror churned by a sharp-bladed critique of academia."

What Moves the Dead (2022)
(Sworn Soldier, book 1)
T Kingfisher
"A gothic delight!"

Manhunt (2022)
Gretchen Felker-Martin
"A must-read for fans of post-apocalyptic horror. Felker-Martin's prose is stellar, her characters are compelling, and her novel's pace is tremendous."

Chalk (2017)
Paul Cornell
"A chilling, compelling tale of youthful violence and ancient evil."

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