My Heart Is a Chainsaw
What's it about
Ever wonder if your obsession with horror movies could save your life? For Jade Daniels, a troubled high school outcast, her encyclopedic knowledge of slasher films is the only thing that makes sense when a real-life killing spree begins to terrorize her isolated town. You’ll discover how Jade uses classic slasher tropes to predict the killer’s next move and unmask the final girl. As the body count rises in Proofrock, you’ll follow Jade’s desperate race against time to convince the town that a horror movie is happening in their reality, all while confronting the dark secrets of her own past.
Meet the author
Stephen Graham Jones is a New York Times bestselling author and a Blackfeet Native American man widely considered a leading voice in contemporary horror fiction. His prolific body of work, often called the "Jones-verse," deconstructs horror tropes through a uniquely Indigenous lens, drawing from cultural heritage and a lifelong passion for the genre. This deep, personal connection to both horror cinema and his own identity fuels the powerful narratives and sharp social commentary found within his celebrated novels.

What's it about
Ever wonder if your obsession with horror movies could save your life? For Jade Daniels, a troubled high school outcast, her encyclopedic knowledge of slasher films is the only thing that makes sense when a real-life killing spree begins to terrorize her isolated town. You’ll discover how Jade uses classic slasher tropes to predict the killer’s next move and unmask the final girl. As the body count rises in Proofrock, you’ll follow Jade’s desperate race against time to convince the town that a horror movie is happening in their reality, all while confronting the dark secrets of her own past.
Meet the author
Stephen Graham Jones is a New York Times bestselling author and a Blackfeet Native American man widely considered a leading voice in contemporary horror fiction. His prolific body of work, often called the "Jones-verse," deconstructs horror tropes through a uniquely Indigenous lens, drawing from cultural heritage and a lifelong passion for the genre. This deep, personal connection to both horror cinema and his own identity fuels the powerful narratives and sharp social commentary found within his celebrated novels.
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