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Stephen Graham Jones’ new novel, “The Angel of Indian Lake,” completes his trilogy about a horror superfan’s encounter with an Idaho slasher. Below, the best-selling author of “The Only Good Indians” names six books he can’t live without.
‘Love Medicine’ by Louise Erdrich (1984)
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‘Solaris’ by Stanisław Lem (1961)
‘It’ by Stephen King (1986)
‘Watchmen’ by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons (1987)
Darwin’s Radio by Greg Bear (1999)
‘Come Closer’ by Sara Gran (2003)
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