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C. J. Leede

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C. J. Leede

b. 1992-03-09 · From United States

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C. J. Leede is an American horror writer based in Los Angeles. Her debut novel, Maeve Fly (2023), about a theme-park ice princess leading a violent double life on the Sunset Strip, won Best Novel at the 2024 Splatterpunk Awards and the Golden Poppy Octavia E. Butler Award, and was nominated for a Br…

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Horror Body Horror Psychological Horror Psychological Thriller Post-Apocalyptic

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Book cover of Maeve Fly
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Maeve Fly

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Book cover of American Rapture
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American Rapture

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Headlights

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the overarching project behind C. J. Leede's novels?

    The author is working on a long-term project to catalog American culture and various regions of the United States through her horror fiction, with the goal of eventually writing a book set in each state.

  • Are C. J. Leede's books part of a connected series?

    Her novels are standalone stories rather than a sequential series, though they are thematically linked by her ongoing exploration of American landscapes and culture.