Sean Jacques

Cover image for Dark Yonder: Issue 9, featuring a group of drinkers at a dive bar with brick walls. A list of contributing authors is also on the cover.

Still savoring these killer noir tales from Dark Yonder Issue 9. Kudos to: @seancjacques.bsky.social, @fleurbradley.bsky.social, @mikemchone.bsky.social, and more!

Well this was cool

Author Sean Jacques stands at podium in front of audience at bookstore.

Look who appeared at Noir at the Bar (in bookstore The Book Jewel in LA) @seancjacques.bsky.social

Live & Die in LA

Yes! Copies of my debut novel, Doe Run, on the shelves at Vromans bookstore in Pasadena--my local hang. Go grab a signed copy!

As many of you have heard on the news, my beloved mountain community of Altadena has been delivered a tragic blow. My family and I are safe, which is most important. Any love sent to our town would be second. It helps.

2024: the year of my debut novel, DOE RUN. Thanks to the many--friends, strangers, bookstores, libraries--who've picked up a copy, I hope the time was well worth it! And if you haven't read yet--there's always 2025!

Nostalgia...

Thanks man!!!

Thanks for the kindness, much appreciated!

NOw ain't this a cool feeling... reaching all the way back to my roots to the seed and finding my fate. *From West Plains Daily Quill (the real "West Table" from Daniel Woodrell novels.)

Discovered myself in good company @skylightbooks.bsky.social today. *Squint at the shelf.

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I gotta Lil something in this badass, called:"I Shot a Man Smack Dab in the Face." Enjoy for the holidays! www.amazon.com/Texas-Wind-A...

The Bird

Catching up here with my great time at the 29 Palms Book Fest. Killer convos, sweet folks, tranquil desert setting. Helluva weekend!

Missouri Deer Woods (my sanctuary).

Seems like my kinda folks. If you'd be obliged to have me, please add to the collection.

Still a kick to wander into a library and see your debut book on the shelves. West Plains, Missouri this time.

Super excited to have a flash in this anthology! Coming soon. 🤠

Drove to L.A. on the spur of a whim, yesterday... two hours with no A/C in my truck (one star, do not recommend) to see Scott Phillips. Bonus: bumped into Starlite Pulp homie Sean Jacques. A great Q&A by a fine writer and a swell human. Five stars, highly recommended.

Craig looking like a Nashville roadie reject reading in front of a sliding born door in an old adobe room.

Had a grand time reading at "Noir in the Boneyard" at the 29 Palms Book Festival... a small DNA swab from my short, 'Blood in the Water.' I forget who took this shot... if you know, say the word.

The first became familiar with Rob via Needle Mag, then Thug Lit, and of course in Shotgun Honey. All great stuff. But you know what sold me? The Last Safe Place, a zombie novella of all things. It showed me Rob had range. That he could bend a story across genres. I'm a fan.

Hey, it's another insightful convo on books and writing with Carol Ann Tack--this time with yours truly! bit.ly/4eotsJk

Tomorrow night! SoCal desert. Boneyard party with Tales of deadly deeds done dirt cheap.

For SoCal Book Readers -- come on out to the desert and dig this. Going to be a good time, away from the anxiety of this week's death nail.

Doe Run aka We're skipping the next reunion Dark Waters · Episode

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YouTube video by Starlite Pulp Starlite Pulpcast, Ep. 28: Author Sean Jacques talks his debut novel Doe Run from Shotgun Honey

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