Available April, 2013

Available for preorder

An early review from Rick Kleffel at the Agony Column.

Paul Goat Allen Review

The Next Coming of H. P. Lovecraft: Laird Barron’s Debut Novel is a Masterpiece of “Unholy Art”

Dubious Virtues reviews The Croning

Inspired By Dubious Virtues: Laird Barron’s The Croning »

 

David Nickle on The Croning

David Nickle gave The Croning a really nice quote. Thanks, David.

“Not content to merely keep the Lovecraftian tradition alive, Laird Barron shows he has the stones to switch off the life support, wheel the old monster out into the daylight, and make it scream. He brings the same ethos to the treatment of his protagonists; the horrors he inflicts on poor, doddering old Donald Miller near the end of his life-badly-lived nearly amount to elder abuse. Remind me never to become a protagonist in a Laird Barron novel. I’ll stick to reading them, fast as he can write them.”

Miniview

Review & Contest: Best Horror of the Year Vol 4, edited by Ellen Datlow

Interview at Crows n’ Bones

An Interview with Laird Barron

Black Sloth Hell

Thanks to Sergiy Krykun for this illustration to accompany my novella Procession of the Black Sloth.