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Dex Bryant

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Dex Bryant (they/them) is an autistic, queer horror writer out of the dark hills of Appalachia. You can find more of their work, including horror games, TTRPG actual plays, reviews, and podcast, on SmallTownCreepy.com.

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November 2026

Books by Dex Bryant · 1 book

  • Taken by the Killer Clowns from Deep Space

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    INCOMING TRANSMISSION: BODY HORROR MEETS GENDER EUPHORIA > THE SETUP: It’s the 1980s. Suzanne is trapped in a small town that doesn't fit her. Dead father, drunk mother, and a local cop who groomed her. Everyone knows what's best for her, and they're all wrong. > THE INCIDENT: A circus spaceship crashes in the woods. Kreen and his military unit of killer clowns are here on a mission: harvest human women to save their dying, infertile species. Their pheromones are irresistible. Their traps are lethal. > THE EGG CRACK: But the ship's transformation process doesn't just make clowns. It reads your soul. For Suzanne, the body horror strips away the wrong parts and builds the right ones. It's not a nightmare...it's the first time their body matches their mind. Enter WHIM-ZEE. Armed with new anatomy, alien strength, and a hot clown boyfriend, Whim-zee has one last earthly errand before heading to the stars: hunting down the cop who abused them and tearing him apart with their bare hands. > GENRE: SPLATTERPUNK HORROR / SPICY ALIEN ROMANCE > TROPES: TRANS PROTAGONIST / EGG CRACK / GENDER-AFFIRMING BODY HORROR / REVENGE FANTASY > VIBE: 80s B-MOVIE MEETS COSMIC WEIRD-FICTION

    • Released November 2026

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