Stephen Graham JonesHorror · Fiction·b. 1972
The Only Good Indians
Synopsis
Ten years ago, four young men from the Blackfeet reservation went hunting in a place they should have left alone, and did something on that snowy day that broke with everything they were taught. They walked away and grew up—into jobs, families, and the ordinary business of trying to live well. But the past did not walk away with them.
Now, one by one, the four are being stalked by a vengeful presence that has waited a decade to collect. As it closes in, each man is forced to confront the cost of that long-ago hunt, and the ways a single act of carelessness can echo through a life, a community, and a people's history.
A modern horror landmark by Stephen Graham Jones, The Only Good Indians fuses relentless dread with sharp, tender writing about friendship, tradition, guilt, and Native identity. It is a revenge story with claws—and a heart.

