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Revelator

Revelator is a thing of beauty, brutal in the vein of Cormac McCarthy, a novel in the Southern Gothic tradition that is fresh and deeply disturbing. ”
New York Times

Finalist for the Dragon Award and the Locus Award.

A dark, gripping tale of a 1930’s family in the remote hills of the Smoky Mountains, their secret religion, and the daughter who turns her back on their mysterious god.

“An eerie and otherworldly tale laced with moonshine, Revelator questions the bonds of kin and challenges the ideas of power and divinity. A darkly intoxicating chiller.”–Booklist

Starred reviews in Kirkus and BookPage.

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The Album of Dr. Moreau

Just your standard genetically engineered boy band / locked-room murder mystery novella, fresh from tor.com publishing.

Finalist for the Edgar Award.

“Completely banana pants.”–Book Riot

“[Daryl Gregory] constructs a clever mash-up of H.G. Wells’s The Island of Doctor Moreau, a locked room mystery, and the boy band phenomenon in this zippy but complex tale… [A] quirky and entertaining twist on a classic.” – Publisher’s Weekly

“When the ending comes, it provides the perfect twist that is both unexpected and yet completely satisfying. The Album of Dr. Moreau will leave you wanting more.”–Mystery and Suspense Magazine

“Gregory deliberately and imaginatively breaks every one of T. S. Eliot’s “Rules of Detective Fiction,” with which he has prefaced this luminous novella.” – Booklist, starred review

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“Nine Last Days on Planet Earth”

Read it for free on Tor.com. This was a Hugo Award and Sturgeon Award finalist.

“Gregory writes with humor and charm, offering up a rollicking and quick-paced plot tailor-made for summer…”
—Manuel Gonzales, New York Times

Kirkus Star“A skillfully written family drama that employs quirk and magic with grace.”
— Kirkus Starred Review

“Spoonbenders is hilarious, heartfelt and brimming with humanity.”
—Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney, New York Times bestselling author of The Nest

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And…

Harrison Squared (Tore, 2015)
We Are All Completely Fine (Tachyon, 2014)
Afterparty (Tor, 2014)
Raising Stony Mayhall (Del Rey, 2011)
Unpossible (Fairwood Press, 2011)
The Devil's Alphabet (Del Rey, 2009)
Pandemonium (Del Rey, 2008)
Short stories
Planet of the Apes and other comics
Flatline: A Lifeline Game