In Cleveland, Ohio, the Orsk furniture superstore has been plagued by a series of odd events. Or maybe, like the store in this book, it's because the warehouse is deeply haunted. Maybe it's the eerie feeling of voyeurism that goes hand-in-hand with home staging. Have you ever wandered through the showroom floor of Ikea or another like-minded store and felt an unshakeable sense of wrongness? Maybe it's the sterile snapshots of home life that lack warmth and coziness. Undoubtedly one of the most out-there of Hendrix's novels, this book is also one of the most unique reads you'll ever find. Here are the best and most essential Grady Hendrix books so far. And he has written a number of fantastic articles on everything from cinema to choose-your-own-adventure books.īut if you're not familiar with Grady Hendrix's ever-growing legacy within the horror genre, allow me to help you find a way into a world of stories you'll never want to leave. He co-authored a cookbook with his wife in honor of her thriving vegetarian restaurant, Dirt Candy.

He launched 'The Great Stephen King ReRead' with Tor.com, in which he read every Stephen King novel, short story, and poem-excepting the Dark Tower series, the Bachman books, and novels King co-authored-and offered a review for each. He has a podcast, Super Scary Haunted Home School, which gives listeners insights into his thoughts on the horrific. Related: Terrifying Horror Books We Can't Wait to Read in The Second Half of 2021Īlthough Hendrix's books have breathed fresh life into the horror genre, he's offered fans far more than just some phenomenal reads. It's clear he has a thorough understanding of the conventions of the genre, yet he masterfully breaks the boundaries of horror at every turn with unique plots, sly humor, and sharp attention to emotional detail. There are few horror writers that possess the magnetism and understanding of human depth that Grady Hendrix's work exemplifies.

The Tribe by Grady Hendrix