#175 The Only Good Indians - Stephen Graham Jones
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About the Book:
Published in 2020, The Only Good Indians is a haunting work of literary horror that blends supernatural suspense with a powerful exploration of guilt, identity, and cultural heritage. The novel follows four Blackfeet men whose lives are shattered by the consequences of a hunting trip from their youth. Years later, an ancient force emerges to exact its revenge, forcing each man to confront the choices they believed they had left behind.
Part psychological thriller, part supernatural horror, The Only Good Indians examines the weight of tradition, the lingering effects of trauma, and the complex relationship between identity and community. Jones balances moments of visceral terror with deeply human character work, creating a novel that is as emotionally resonant as it is frightening. Widely acclaimed upon its release, the book has been praised for redefining modern horror while centering an authentic Indigenous perspective.
About the Author:
Stephen Graham Jones is an American novelist, short story writer, and professor whose work has made him one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary horror. An enrolled member of the Blackfeet Nation, Jones frequently draws upon Indigenous history, culture, and storytelling traditions while blending them with literary fiction, suspense, and genre horror.
The author of more than thirty books, Jones has earned widespread critical acclaim for novels including My Heart Is a Chainsaw, Mongrels, and The Only Good Indians. His writing is celebrated for its originality, emotional complexity, and ability to use horror as a lens through which to explore grief, history, identity, and survival. Through his work, Jones has expanded the possibilities of modern horror while bringing Indigenous voices and experiences to the forefront of the genre.
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