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Rich Hawkins Reading Order

1 series · 17 books

Rich Hawkins is a horror writer from southwestern England whose atmospheric and darkly inventive novels have established him as a distinctive voice in contemporary genre fiction. His work spans multiple standalone horror narratives that explore psychological dread and unsettling scenarios with meticulous craft. Drawing from his roots in rural England, Hawkins brings a sense of isolation and environmental unease to his stories that resonates with readers seeking intelligent, character-driven horror.

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Standalone Novels Series

17 books

Rich Hawkins has authored 17 standalone novels and collections published across various years, best experienced in publication order beginning with Black Star, Black Sun. The series spans multiple horror subgenres including psychological horror, anthology contributions, and darker fiction, with titles like King Carrion, Maniac Gods, Pareidolia, and The Last Plague representing the range of his work. While individual entries function as complete stories, reading them in publication order allows you to follow Hawkins' evolution as a writer across nearly two decades of output. The completion status of this body of work remains undetermined.

Start with Black Star, Black Sun, the first of 17 books in the Standalone Novels series.

#Title
1
Black Star, Black Sun
2
Black Star, Black Sun (Black Shuck Signature Novellas)
3
Easter Eggs & Bunny Boilers: A Horror Anthology
4
Great British Horror 1: Green and Pleasant Land
5
Green and Pleasant Land
6
King Carrion
7
Maniac Gods
8
Pareidolia
9
Soul Survivors Volume II
10
Splatterpunk Fighting Back
11
Stories of the Dead
12
Strange Little Girls
13
The Last Plague
14
The Last Plague (The Plague Series Book 1)
15
Under the Red Meadow
16
VS : X
17
Year of the Zombie

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Rich Hawkins has written 17 books across 1 series.

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