The Only Good Indians
by Stephen Graham Jones
4/5
Gallery / Saga Press 320 pages July 14, 2020
Four Native American men are stalked by a vengeful entity connected to a hunting incident from their youth on the Blackfeet reservation. A genre-bending horror novel that weaves Indigenous identity, tradition, and guilt into a relentless supernatural revenge story.
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Stephen Graham Jones writes horror that cuts deep on multiple levels — there's the surface scares (and they are SCARY), but underneath is a profound meditation on cultural identity and the cost of assimilation. Nothing prepares you for the basketball chapter. Worms don't even have legs, and that scene is enough to make one want to run. Jones is the real deal, and this book deserves every bit of acclaim it's received.
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