Below is a list of all Paul Tremblay books in order of original publication.
Publication Order of Mark Genevich Books
| The Little Sleep | (2009) |
| No Sleep Till Wonderland | (2010) |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Swallowing a Donkey’s Eye | (2012) |
| Floating Boy and the Girl Who Couldn’t Fly(With: Stephen Graham Jones) | (2014) |
| A Head Full of Ghosts | (2015) |
| Disappearance at Devil’s Rock | (2016) |
| The Cabin at the End of the World | (2018) |
| Survivor Song | (2020) |
| The Pallbearers Club | (2022) |
| Horror Movie | (2024) |
Publication Order of Collections
| City Pier | (2007) |
| In the Mean Time | (2010) |
| Growing Things and Other Stories | (2019) |
| The Beast You Are | (2023) |
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
| The Teacher | (2007) |
| There’s No Light Between Floors | (2007) |
| The Harlequin and the Train | (2009) |
| In Bloom | (2023) |
Publication Order of Forward Books
| Randomize(By: Andy Weir) | (2019) |
| Summer Frost(By: Blake Crouch) | (2019) |
| Ark(By: Veronica Roth) | (2019) |
| You Have Arrived at Your Destination(By: Amor Towles) | (2019) |
| Emergency Skin(By: N.K. Jemisin) | (2019) |
| The Last Conversation | (2019) |
Publication Order of Anthologies
| Vivisections | (2003) |
| Phantom | (2009) |
| The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror 2010 | (2009) |
| Supernatural Noir | (2011) |
| Creatures: Thirty Years of Monsters | (2011) |
| The Grimscribe’s Puppets | (2013) |
| Chewing the Page: The Mourning Goats Interviews | (2013) |
| The Booked. Anthology | (2013) |
| The New Black | (2014) |
| The Children of Old Leech | (2014) |
| Letters to Lovecraft | (2014) |
| Gutted | (2016) |
| The Madness of Dr. Caligari | (2016) |
| The Shadow Booth: Vol. 1 | (2017) |
| The Black Room Manuscripts Volume Three | (2018) |
| Suspended in Dusk II | (2018) |
| Phantoms | (2018) |
| Transmissions From Punktown | (2018) |
| Echoes: The Saga Anthology of Ghost Stories | (2019) |
| The Best Horror of the Year: Volume Twelve | (2020) |
| Grimdark Magazine Issue #27 | (2021) |
| When Things Get Dark | (2021) |
| Revelations: Horror Writers for Climate Action | (2022) |
| Voices in the Dark | (2022) |
| Isolation | (2022) |
| Unspeakable Horror 3: Dark Rainbow Rising | (2023) |
More About Paul Tremblay
Website: http://www.paultremblay.net
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Genre: Literature & Fiction, Horror, Mystery & Thrillers
Early Life and Personal Background
Paul Tremblay, born in Aurora, Colorado, and raised in Massachusetts, is an American author renowned for his unsettling and innovative approach to the horror and suspense genres. Tremblay’s interest in storytelling was kindled in his youth, a period marked by avid reading and an early fascination with the darker aspects of fiction and reality.
Educational Path and Early Career
Tremblay pursued a degree in mathematics, an academic choice that might seem at odds with his literary inclinations. However, this background contributed to his analytical and structured approach to narrative construction. After completing his studies, Tremblay embarked on a career in teaching, imparting knowledge in mathematics while nurturing his growing passion for writing.
Literary Career and Genre Blending
Tremblay’s foray into writing began with works that straddled the boundaries between horror, mystery, and speculative fiction. His breakout novel, “A Head Full of Ghosts,” published in 2015, received widespread acclaim for its chilling narrative and exploration of psychological horror. The novel, a complex blend of family drama and supernatural elements, set the tone for his subsequent works.
Notable Works and Themes
Tremblay’s other notable novels include “The Cabin at the End of the World,” “Disappearance at Devil’s Rock,” and “Survivor Song.” His writing often delves into the psychological and existential fears, crafting stories that are as thought-provoking as they are terrifying. Tremblay’s skill lies in his ability to infuse traditional horror tropes with fresh perspectives, often leaving readers questioning the nature of reality and the reliability of perception.
Recognition and Influence
Tremblay’s contributions to literature have been recognized with numerous awards and nominations, including the prestigious Bram Stoker Award. His work has not only redefined modern horror but has also influenced a new generation of writers in the genre.
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