Tales from Birdland
That, you know, maybe have something to do with a book or three I’ve written. And, since the subject line up there’s twitter, how about I just go ahead and start with YouTube—I forget who linked this to me (many someones, actually):
After reading @SGJ72 ‘s #theonlygoodindians I was inspired to paint the image of the #elkheadwoman that was in my head. pic.twitter.com/Q876d3P1uI
— HM (@HM13JP) September 24, 2020
In the mood for some spine-chilling horror? Check out these must-read horror books of 2020 that are all the rage right now!@SagaSFF @SGJ72 @quirkbooks @grady_hendrix @DelReyBooks @maxbrooksauthor @ScribnerBooks @StephenKing #horrorbooks #spookyreads #bookstagramindia pic.twitter.com/DDEuO3vIK2
— bookGeeks (@inBookGeeks) September 13, 2020
We just had to share this awesome #bookstagram photo of NIGHT OF THE MANNEQUINS by @SGJ72
— Night Worms (@Night_Worms) September 14, 2020
This is from Judy at BundledWithBooks:https://t.co/JdGGC8CdLf@TorDotComPub
Our Night Worms customers are loving this book! pic.twitter.com/7ej5sipUdl
For November, we'll be reading MONGRELS by Stephen Graham Jones! Theme? Werewolves! 🐺🌕
— Spooky Bitches Book Club 👻 (@SpookyBitchesBC) September 14, 2020
Movie selection and liveshow TBD.https://t.co/Z4x0r5Asdw pic.twitter.com/o91oasntqj
Stephen Graham Jones stans must be living cuz I didn’t expect him to have so many books. pic.twitter.com/nRkJGMicFi
— ✨ genie lo, our lorde and savior ✨ (@nekuthebooklock) September 22, 2020
@SGJ72 you're on two of our staff pick shelves. ^_^ pic.twitter.com/THDXzBagqV
— Dwan (@Mommahu) September 24, 2020
My takeaways after reading this one:
— John Picacio (@JohnPicacio) September 29, 2020
1) One of my favorite reads of 2020. Believe the hype.
2) Gotta sit down w/ you someday & talk basketball, @SGJ72. Better yet, let's do a 5-on-5 at a future WFC. Might be a horror story unto itself.
(Yeah, that ceiling fan is intentional.) pic.twitter.com/0ChSSUEJUp
The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones (2020) https://t.co/pXGpguOYM0
— boston is on a break (@bostonsbooks) September 27, 2020
Just finished #TheOnlyGoodIndians in one sitting, literally couldn't put it down what an amazing book! ❤ pic.twitter.com/VhI5xQ1Jj8
— Dropsicle Studios (@DropsicleGames) October 2, 2020
is the NYT bestselling author of 25 or 30 or so books, +350 stories, some comic books, and all this stuff here. He lives in Boulder, Colorado, and has a few broken-down old trucks, one PhD, and way too many boots