Book · 2026 · Fiction
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
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His new one, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, is one that I feel like we're always going to have on our list of the best books of the year so far.
Why people recommend it
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones is a historical horror novel by a prolific author that delves into dark frontiers with a distinctive Blackfeet protagonist. Gilbert Cruz recommended the book on The Book Review as a standout title that invariably earns a spot on mid-year best-of lists. Cruz had earlier expressed excitement about the project during a seasonal preview episode, praising the striking title and noting the author's remarkable reputation as a master of contemporary horror fiction. The podcast discussions underscored the unique blend of historical grit, suspense, and supernatural dread that characterizes the writer's work. Cruz pointed out that the novel delivers a compelling narrative experience that leaves a lasting impression on readers of speculative fiction. By featuring the book across multiple episodes, the podcast emphasized the anticipation surrounding the author's latest contribution to the horror genre. The title stands out as a powerful exploration of historical trauma and terrifying encounters, further cementing Stephen Graham Jones's status as a vital and innovative voice in modern terrifying storytelling.
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Gilbert Cruz his new one, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, is one that I feel like we're always going to have on our list of t… 2
“his new one, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, is one that I feel like we're always going to have on our list of the best books of the year so far.”
“I'm excited to talk about the Buffalo Hunter is a great name such a good title so this is by Steven Graham Jones who is like this kind of tremendously prolific horror writer”
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“This one about this year's The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Steven Graham Jones.”