Benjamin Percy
Benjamin Percy is an American author known for his work in novels, comics, and screenwriting. He has written for DC Comics and Marvel Comics, and his novels often blend elements of horror, science fiction, and literary fiction.
Books
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1. The Dark Net
Set in the shadowy underbelly of Portland, this gripping thriller delves into the sinister world of the internet's hidden corners, where a malevolent force threatens to unleash chaos upon the real world. A diverse group of unlikely heroes, including a tech-savvy journalist, a blind girl with a unique gift, and a former child evangelist, must navigate this digital labyrinth to confront the darkness that lurks within. As they unravel the mysteries of the dark net, they are drawn into a battle between good and evil, where the stakes are nothing less than the soul of humanity itself.
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2. Red Moon
In a near-future America, a sudden outbreak of lycanthropy collides with rising geopolitical tensions, turning a public-health crisis into a national security nightmare. The story follows a conflicted Seattle police officer who must confront his violent new nature while navigating family loyalties, racial and political fault lines, and a government that treats the infected as both threat and weapon. Blending horror, thriller, and social commentary, the novel examines identity, belonging, and the politics of fear.
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3. Nightwing
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5. Thrill Me
Essays on Fiction
A concise, practical collection of essays about the craft of fiction that explains how to generate suspense, sharpen character, and sustain narrative momentum; blending personal anecdote, close readings, and hands-on techniques, it argues that clear desire, meaningful stakes, moral tension, and narrative economy are the tools writers use to create emotional surprise and keep readers engaged, while also addressing voice, scene construction, pacing, and the discipline of revision.
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8. Green Arrow, Vol. 2
Oliver Queen grapples with the mounting consequences of life as a public vigilante when Star City is rocked by escalating violence and political corruption; hunted by new enemies and forced to confront personal losses, he must balance duty to the city with the safety of those he loves, face uncomfortable truths about his methods and legacy, and rely on shifting alliances as secrets are revealed and his moral limits are tested.