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Ryan McSwain

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Born
in Abilene, Texas, The United States
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February 2014


Ryan McSwain lives in Amarillo, Texas, with his wife and their two children. Ryan spends his days playing with his kids, writing, and wallowing in nostalgia. If you’d like to change reality, please check with him first—he’s currently living his best possible timeline.

You can reach Ryan using the red telephone in Commissioner Gordon’s office or by visiting www.ryanmcswain.com. Subscribe to his newsletter for a free short story every month.
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Monsters All the Way Down

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Four Color Bleed has launched on Kickstarter!

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My novel about comic books, nostalgia, and the nature of reality is finally revealed to the world. As of right now, we’re one-third funded on Kickstarter and going for the gold. But don’t take my word for it: listen to me say it in our campaign video. A good friend nearly died in that eyeball helmet, so give it a watch.

After scaring everyone with Monsters All the Way Down, I wanted to have

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This has sat on my shelf for years, and I finally got it read. There's a wonderful variety of stories, poems, and songs. Because there are so many sources, the translations feel a bit uneven, and some of the commentary feels of its time. But the sele ...more
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Heh. A locked room mystery, but not the kind you'd ever suspect. A meandering but relentless story with a narrator I wouldn't trust to tell me the correct time. This reminded me a bit of Seymour: A Introduction, which hit me like a truck at 15, but i ...more
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This one drove me crazy. I've never been so frustrated with a protagonist in all my life. I loved it. ...more
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Rescued this from recycling because of the incredible cover, and I wasn't disappointed. The short stories (so short they're practically flash fiction) are creepy and surprisingly nihilistic. It wouldn't be as scary for a kid as the Scary Stories to T ...more
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