James Chambers Books in Order
Explore James Chambers' books in order, with summaries of Corpse Fauna zombie horror, Lovecraftian novellas, urban fantasy, and cryptid mysteries.
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James Chambers books in publication order
11 books
Resurrection House
by James Chambers
2009
Ten horror stories explore unsettling forces beneath everyday life, from a mysterious figure who steals neglected children to encounters with death and the past. The collection brings together supernatural terrors, disturbing relationships, and the darkness hidden inside ordinary homes.
The Engines of Sacrifice
by James Chambers
2011
Four Lovecraft-inspired novellas trace the influence of ancient powers across modern lives. A missing teenager, a struggling comics publisher, and a Cold War investigation lead their protagonists toward witchcraft, concealed histories, and forces that demand terrible sacrifices.
Tears of Blood
by James Chambers
2012
The zombie apocalypse awakens survival instincts Vale never knew she possessed. Taking refuge among brutal airport survivors, she faces a stranger who can walk untouched through the dead and whose religious influence threatens to unleash fresh violence.
The Dead Bear Witness
by James Chambers
2012
Imprisoned for a bank robbery, Cornell emerges from solitary confinement into a world overtaken by the walking dead. Escaping now means confronting a hardened killer, a fanatical warden, and horrors that make the prison's old dangers seem familiar.
Three Chords of Chaos
by James Chambers
2013
Exiled faerie Gorge makes punk music in New York while trying to protect his mortal lover, Delilah. When a human wizard turns faerie weapons against him, Gorge must draw on music and love to survive an increasingly dangerous struggle.
Kolchak: The Forgotten Lore of Edgar Allan Poe
by James Chambers
2016
Reporter Carl Kolchak investigates disappearances and murders in Baltimore that echo Edgar Allan Poe’s stories. With a street magician whose performances draw on Poe, he seeks the supernatural force turning literary horrors into events in the city.
On the Night Border
by James Chambers
2017
Fifteen stories explore the boundary between familiar life and nightmares, drawing on history, cosmic horror, regret, and grief. Their characters confront monstrous childhood shadows, dangerous memories, strange art, and a universe that offers little reassurance.
The Dead in Their Masses
by James Chambers
2020
After escaping a prison infested with criminals, fanatics, and zombies, Cornell, Delia, and Mason seek refuge in the Everglades. Their search leads to a community with dangerous secrets and discoveries that could explain the origins of the walking dead.
Devil in the Green
by James Chambers
2021
Photojournalist Ben Keep investigates rediscovered cryptid remains on Long Island with biologist Annetta Maikels. Evidence of living creatures draws them into a decades-old mystery, where uncovering the truth could place both investigators in danger.
Vox Astra: The Black Box
by James Chambers
2022
These science fiction tales explore humanity’s place among distant worlds and beings beyond ordinary reality. Political intrigue, conflict, discovery, and difficult decisions test characters whose choices leave consequences that may outlast the human species itself.
Vox Astra: When Clouds Die
by James Chambers
2022
Stories of cosmic threats, troubled warriors, and ordinary heroes examine the bonds people preserve amid violence. Across distant planets and city streets, lost loves, sleeping guardians, and wars beyond time complicate the struggle to retain hope.
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