Nicholas Kaufmann

"Great, disturbing work. A rush — real visceral, take-no-prisoners horror." — Stewart O'Nan, author of Last Night at the Lobster and Emily Alone

"Chasing the Dragon packs a lot of action and character...Kaufmann draws dragon lore from a multitude of legends and cultures and forges it into something unique. The result is a darkly fantastic read." — McNally Robinson Booksellers

"The book is written in the very best pulp style: it's set in the present day, but it feels like something right out of the 1930's or 40's (readers familiar with the Doc Savage novels will know exactly what to expect)....Fans of pulp fiction, adventure novels, and just plain good times should consider this a must-read." — Booklist

"Sensational....Nicholas Kaufmann is a brilliant story teller who is able to keep the reader on the edge of their seats while taking them through an exciting rollercoaster of a ride." — Lipstik Indie

"Delightfully macabre." — The Green Man Review

Books

	Still Life: Nine Stories Seven previously published stories and two never-before-seen originals in an ebook exclusive. Selected as The Horror Fiction Review’s Book of the Month, included in Nick Cato’s Top Ten Books of 2012, and named one of Wag The Fox’s Fave Five of 2012. Read more »
	Chasing the Dragon Nominated for an ITW Thriller Award and a Shirley Jackson Award. Read more »
	Hunt at World’s End The third volume in the popular Gabriel Hunt adventure series. Read more »
	General Slocum’s Gold Nominated for a Bram Stoker Award Selected as FearZone.com’s Best Short Story of 2007, one of Brian Keene’s Top 10 Books of 2007, included in Gary Braunbeck’s “Best Of” Reading List for 2007, and named Best Novella of the Year by the Belleville News-Democrat’s Culture Geek Blog. Read more »
	Jack Haringa Must Die!: Twenty-Eight Original Tales of Madness, Terror and Strictly Grammatical Murder A benefit anthology for the Shirley Jackson Awards, featuring twenty-eight original tales by Jack Ketchum, Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, Craig Shaw Gardner, Laird Barron and many more. Read more »
	Walk in Shadows: Collected Stories Nine previously published stories and two never-before-seen originals. Read more »

News & Updates

05/20/2013 — Doctor Who: “The Name of the Doctor”
After a very disjointed and lackluster season, Doctor Who sprints to the finish line with a superb example of what the show can do now that it’s been freed from the narrative shackles of the Amy-Rory-River arc: the Season 7 climax ”The Name of the Doctor.” Let’s dive in, shall we?…
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05/17/2013 — The End of an Era
I used to love NBC’s The Office. I watched it religiously for many years.…
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05/15/2013 — The Year of the Storm
I don’t review books on this blog anymore. It got too time-consuming, so now I do it over on my Goodreads page instead.…
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05/13/2013 — Season 4 Is Almost Here
Oh my God, yes! I cannot wait!

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05/12/2013 — Doctor Who: “Nightmare in Silver”
I thought Neil Gaiman’s previous episode, “The Doctor’s Wife,” was pretty much the highlight of last season.…
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Still Life: Nine Stories

Chasing the Dragon

Hunt at World’s End

General Slocum’s Gold

Jack Haringa Must Die!: Twenty-Eight Original Tales of Madness, Terror and Strictly Grammatical Murder

Walk in Shadows: Collected Stories

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