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Boston Globe Review of ILL WILLMarch 15, 2017“Chaon’s powers of description are impressive…His knack for leaving sentences tellingly unfinished and thoughts menacingly incomplete is perfect. If you’re up for being caught in a seamy heartland underbelly of fear, superstition, and paranoia, with side excursions through urban legend and recovered-memory hysteria, Ill Will is your book.”—Boston Globe Ill Will reviewed in Wall Street JournalMarch 15, 2017Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Ill Will excerptMarch 15, 2017Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
March 1, 2017Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Upcoming Tour Dates!March 1, 2017
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Dan Chaon is not sad (Most of the Time)January 31, 2017Dan Chaon is not Sad (Most of the Time) interview with Publisher’s Weekly
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Forthcoming in March 2017!November 16, 2016Named one of Barbara’s Picks in the November 1st issue of Library Journal! “Dan Chaon’s darkly stunning Ill Will ensnares you from its very first pages. It’s both a bone-chilling literary thriller and a complicated tale of family secrets and the strange and dangerous paths grief and guilt can take us on—and it is not to be missed.”
–Megan Abbott, author of You Will Know Me
“Ill Will is a literary master work, and that rare, true psychological thriller that comes along once in a decade. This novel may be the most honest exploration of deceit ever written.”
–Alissa Nutting, author of Tampa
Ill Will
By Dan Chaon
Ballantine Hardcover
ISBN 9780345476043
eISBN 9781101885345
On Sale 3/7/17
“Dan Chaon’s new novel is subtly, steadily unnerving—like a scalpel slipping under your skin and prying it, ever so slowly, from the muscle beneath. Ill Will is a dark Mobius strip of a thriller that will leave you questioning what’s perceived and what’s imagined, and whether the reverberations of tragedy ever truly come to an end.”
–Celeste Ng, New York Times bestselling author of Everything I Never Told You
“As it circles through the variously grief-stricken, pain-distorted, drug-stupefied, bored, angry, death-haunted, secretly psychopathic, entirely compelling minds of the fabulously dysfunctional Tillman family, Dan Chaon’s Ill Will not only confirms him as among our country’s finest writers but makes clear that he is one of our bravest and most inventive. Chaon embraces risks that would have most novelists—and let me be clear about this, ALL of the thriller and suspense writers currently drawing breath—turning pale and making the sign of the cross. It’s stunning. Read it right now.”
–Peter Straub, author of The Throat
“‘I believe in bad places,’ one narrator of Ill Will confesses, and he’s right. Dan Chaon’s damaged characters stalk the elusive truth and what may be a serial killer through a nightmarish Cleveland populated by drug addicts and sexual predators. Intimate and unsparing, this is one of the creepiest books I’ve ever read.”
–Stewart O’Nan, author of Songs for the Missing
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Review in New RepublicMay 24, 2012Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Stay Awake Review in Harvard CrimsonMarch 20, 2012
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Stay Awake Reviewed in the Los Angeles TimesMarch 15, 2012
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