The Buffalo Hunter Hunter

In "The Buffalo Hunter Hunter," Stephen Graham Jones delivers a chilling historical horror novel that explores life on the Blackfeet reservation through the eyes of a vampire seeking justice. The story unravels through a 1912 diary discovered within a wall, revealing a tragic narrative of a massacre tied to 217 Blackfeet deaths. Told through transcribed interviews with a Blackfeet individual named Good Stab, this inventive tale weaves themes of religion, historical guilt, and identity into a gripping revenge story. With accolades including the Audie Award for Horror and multiple other literary honors, this work has been celebrated as a landmark in both horror and historical fiction.