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Coffin Moon: A Novel Hardcover – September 9, 2025

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“This is mind-blowingly good. A horror novel that will keep you awake long after you turn the last page.”—Stephen King

From the author of Fever House and The Devil by Name: a Vietnam veteran and his adopted niece hunt—and are hunted by—the vampire that slaughtered their family.

“Grabs you by the throat and doesn’t relent.”—Cassandra Khaw, author of Nothing But Blackened Teeth

A VULTURE BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR

It’s the winter of 1975, and Portland, Oregon, is all sleet and neon. Duane Minor is back home after a tour in Vietnam, a bartender just trying to stay sober; save his marriage with his wife, Heidi; and connect with his thirteen-year-old niece, Julia, now that he’s responsible for raising her. Things aren’t easy, but Minor is scraping by.

Then a vampire walks into his bar and ruins his life.

When Minor crosses John Varley, a killer who sleeps during the day beneath loose drifts of earth and grows teeth in the light of the moon, Varley brutally retaliates by murdering Heidi, leaving Minor broken with guilt and Julia filled with rage. What’s left of their splintered family is united by only one desire: vengeance.

So begins a furious, frenzied pursuit across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. From grimy alleyways to desolate highways to snow-lashed plains, Minor and Julia are cast into the dark orbit of undead children, silver bullet casters, and the bevy of broken men transfixed by Varley’s ferocity. Everyone’s out for blood.

Gritty, unforgettable, and emotionally devastating, Coffin Moon asks what will be left of our humanity when grief transmutes into violence, when monsters wear human faces, and when our thirst for revenge eclipses everything else.

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“Best modern vampire story ever . . . a mind-blowingly good horror novel that will keep you awake long after you turn the last page.”—Stephen King

“Coffin Moon bares its teeth and froths at the mouth. . . . Rosson has created one of the great vampires—maybe one of the great villains—of recent fiction.”—Vulture

“[Some of] the year’s best new horror.”—Chicago Tribune

“[Coffin Moon] is a blast—the pages just absolutely fly. You want to know what I’m scared of? I’m scared of Keith Rosson. He keeps me up at night because I’m worried he’s going to start eating my lunch.”—Joe Hill in Union Leader

“Just when I thought I’d read every kind of vampire novel, here comes Keith Rosson with a story that shocks and surprises. Coffin Moon is a gritty, blood-soaked tale of revenge that’s steeped in ’70s grime and grounded in authentic relationships.”—Jason Rekulak, New York Times bestselling author of The Last One at the Wedding

“Epic, horrific, heartbreaking, and written with a punk poet’s soul, Coffin Moon reads like the pre-Near Dark, 1970s vampire novel you always wanted.”—Paul Tremblay, New York Times bestselling author of Horror Movie and A Head Full of Ghosts

“[Keith Rosson is] horror’s Stephen King replacement.”—CBR

“One of the must-read, visceral, unforgettable horror experiences of the year, and one of the great vampire novels.”—Grimdark Magazine

“A grim, blood-soaked odyssey of vengeance, steeped in grief and obsession, executed with Rosson’s trademark unflinching intensity and vividly cinematic detail.”—CinemaChords

“Coffin Moon confirms Keith Rosson’s place among the most interesting voices in contemporary dark fiction. . . . This is horror with heart and brains behind its fangs.”—Ginger Nuts of Horror

“Coffin Moon has just as much heart as it does savagery. This is drive-in movie fare in its highest and most exciting expression.”—Nathan Ballingrud, author of Wounds
“Rosson expertly delivers a vampire revenge noir so thick with atmosphere and aura that you’ll feel it in your guts from the very first sentence.” —Jason Pargin, New York Times bestselling author of John Dies at the End

“Rosson manages to prick every emotion in this vital vampire novel. . . . A wild descent into darkness, pulsing with a wounded but relentless sense of hope.”—Jahmal Mayfield, author of Smoke Kings

“Coffin Moon is a vividly grimy and ruthlessly rendered tale of vampires and vengeance with two human hearts at its core. . . . Unflinching, skillful, and suffused with dread.”—Chuck Hogan, New York Times bestselling author of Gangland

“Coffin Moon is a road trip to hell, fueled by the madness of grief, through a charred landscape where the pavement is slathered with blood and the red sky above is saturated with revenge.”—Philip Fracassi, author of Boys in the Valley

“Keith Rosson is slowly, surely, unstoppably carving his claim on modern horror, and this bleak and bloody ‘vampire vengeance’ spook show is another gut-gouge in his growing oeuvre. Do NOT miss this one.”—Patton Oswalt, New York Times bestselling author of Zombie Spaceship Wasteland

“Grabs you by the throat and doesn’t relent till the end.”—Cassandra Khaw, bestselling author of Nothing but Blackened Teeth

“Keith Rosson is at the peak of his considerable talents in this sinewy, fierce tale of vengeance, vampires, and the 1970s.”—Joe Hill, author of King Sorrow

“A blood-soaked and bittersweet masterpiece.”—Library Journal, starred review

“Rosson expertly balances action and character development to craft an edge-of-the-seat thrill ride. Readers will be hooked.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review

“A pulpy, entertaining throwback about bad men and real monsters.”—Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Keith Rosson is the author of the novels Fever House, The Devil by Name, Smoke City, Road Seven, and The Mercy of the Tide, as well as the Shirley Jackson Award–winning story collection Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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Early afternoon, with bruised, ugly clouds hanging above the notched teeth of the buildings across the street, the sleet all coming down sideways, holiday lights blinking red and green in the windows of the bar. The waist-high Christmas tree in the corner done up in silver tinsel. Cold winter light on the floor. Duane Minor, alone in the Last Call twenty minutes before open, puts ashtrays on the tables. Makes sure he’s got his lemon slices and his cherries, that the racks are stocked with clean glasses, there’s enough ice to get him through to early evening at least. A night of shit sleep gives the world a blighted, gritty cast, and he’s got Blue Oyster Cult on the jukebox in the back, turned up high enough to rattle window glass; it’s only the break in the song that lets him hear the phone ringing.

“Last Call Tavern,” he says. “We open in twenty.”

“Hello, Mr. Minor. It’s Patty Garent over at Joseph Middle School.”

Minor’s heart sinks. “Hey, Mrs. Garent. Just a sec, please.” He sets the phone down and trots over to the stereo console at the far end of the bar, lowers the volume on the jukebox. Walks back and closes his eyes for a moment before picking up the handset.

“I’m here, ma’am.” He fishes a cigarette out of the pack on the counter, lights up.

“Well, Mr. Minor, I’m the bearer of unfortunate news.”

“Ah, damn. Another fight?”

“Yes, I’m sorry to say, and the girl was hurt this time. We need you to come pick Julia up and discuss the issue with Principal Reed. You and your wife both, if that’s a possibility.”

Minor looks at the clock. There are odd, mismatched stitches of sorrow and shame and anger all sort of roiling inside him, the most prevalent one being the certainty that he’s failing miserably at this. That guardianship—parenthood, whatever the hell the state of Oregon wants to call it—is a thing simply beyond his means. This child has brought him out of his depth. He runs a hand down his face, and notes the day’s first desire for a drink. “Okay,” he says. “My wife’s in class right now, but I can make it. Give me twenty minutes?”

“Thank you, Mr. Minor. She’ll be in the office when you get here.”

Minor hangs up, calls Joanne, his mother-in-law. Ed picks up on the second ring, spends a moment coughing before he says hello.

“Ed, it’s Duane.”

“Oh, boy,” Ed says, not unkindly. “Let me guess. It’s either something with Julia or someone burned the bar down.”

“Former. Gotta go talk to the principal.”

“Oof. Fighting?”

“Again, yeah.”

“Shitfire,” he says. “I’ll let Joanne know.”

“I appreciate it.”

The thunk of the handset, and then he hears Ed and Joanne talking. Ed comes back on. “She’ll be there in fifteen. She says to just lock the front, she’ll take care of the rest.”

“I appreciate it. How you feeling today?”

“Oh, upright and taking solids, you know. Tell that girl not to be such a hard-ass, would you? She’s got every right to, but still.”

“I hear you.”

Minor hangs up, gets his coat, his keys. Spends maybe a little too long looking at the gleaming tiers of bottles behind the bar. Just a nip wouldn’t be noticeable, he thinks, and it’d maybe sand off the barbs of this anger he’s feeling. But one drink’s a road that twists, he knows it full well, twists and then turns down a darker trail, and it’s been eighteen months since he’s had a drop, a lot of that time spent white-knuckled. It’d be some real sad-sack shit to throw away all that time, so a minute later he’s outside, shoulders hunched against the sleet, still sober. Locking the Last Call’s front door behind him, running toward his truck parked around the corner.

Joseph Middle School hasn’t changed a bit since Minor was a kid. A one-story, L-shaped building with bike racks out front, chipped cement steps. An American flag rattles on its chain, and through the school’s long banks of windows, the bent heads of children can be seen. Minor walks inside, makes his way to the front office, where Mrs. Garent peers at him over her bifocals. She’d worked here when he was a kid, and had seemed old to him then. Since Julia’s moved in with Minor and his wife, Heidi, he’s become intimately familiar with the place again, the staff. Mrs. Garent promptly directs him to Principal Reed’s office, and he sees Julia slouched in a chair next to the man’s open door; she won’t look at him, so Minor steps inside. Reed, bald and mustached, wearing a mustard-colored shirt and brown tie, looks up from his desk with hound dog eyes. The air of the perpetual administrator about him.

“Hey, Duane,” he says unhappily. “Why don’t you shut the door.”

Minor does, then settles himself into a chair that faces Reed’s desk.

“So,” Reed says, sighing heavily, “sounds like it was a fight in the lunch line.”

“Alright. Damn.”

“Far as I understand it, someone took cuts in front of someone else, and Julia objected. Something was said in response, probably an unkind thing, and she hit the other student in the mouth. Twice.”

“What unkind thing was that?”

“I don’t know,” Reed admits. “We’re going off stories from multiple kids here. But hopefully you’ll agree with me, Duane, when I say it doesn’t really matter that much. Even if someone said something, it doesn’t justify what happened.”

Minor doesn’t know if that’s necessarily true, but also knows Julia’s on thin ice here. “No, yeah, I hear you.”

“Can’t have people getting punched over a disagreement, you know?”

“Absolutely.”

“The other student’s currently at the hospital waiting to see if stitches are necessary.”

Another moment of drowning, wishing like hell Heidi was here. “Yeah, you’re right. She crossed the line.”

Tony Reed’s not a bad guy. Not really. They’ve filled him in on Julia’s story: Mom doing a life sentence in upstate New York, stepfather dead, Julia separated from her stepbrother. The whole heartbreaking thing. At first, it was all harrowing enough to afford her some disciplinary leeway, but looking at the principal right now, it’s clear that ship has sailed. Stitches?

“So, the other student’s parents are requesting expulsion,” Reed says, and Minor looks at him in alarm.

“Tony, I—”

Reed holds up a hand. “I’m not going to do it, Duane, but I want you to know that that’s the point we’re getting to.”

“I understand. It won’t happen again.”

Tight-lipped, Minor nods. His gratitude from moments before has evaporated like smoke, and he feels that familiar fury in him, that sliver of heat that makes his hands flex against his thighs. This little speech feels practiced, and it sets off in Minor the same bells as any rear-echelon motherf***er that ever gave his platoon an ass-chewing over something beyond their control. People just feel the need to jaw at you sometimes, feel big. Reed’s likely behind the pocket himself a hundred times a day, getting his own ass-chewings from parents and superintendents and all the rest; sometimes you just need to pass the misery around. And really, he’s not far off on his assessment of Julia—this isn’t the first time Minor’s sat in this chair, after all.

“I understand,” he says again, the anger gone as quickly as it arrived. Just tired now. “I want to thank you for giving her another chance, Tony. She’s had a hard road.”

“I know it,” Reed says. “And I’m sorry for it. We all want her to succeed.”

He and Julia are getting in the truck across the street from school when the bell rings and kids begin spilling out the doors. Laughing, running, jumping off benches. The sleet’s stopped and kids unlock their bikes and begin gleefully slaloming through puddles, trying to splash each other. Julia sits in the passenger seat with her arms crossed, chin dipped to her chest, watching it all from the corners of her eyes. Newly thirteen, wire-thin, ink-black hair that falls to her shoulders and a scowl like a minotaur. Minor cracks a window, lights a cigarette. He’s trying to stay calm, trying to feel like a parent, like an adult. Julia’s been with them for a little over a year now and he can count those instances of feeling like he’s got his shit together on one hand, maybe. He threads the truck out into the street, waits for kids to pass in the crosswalk.

“So you’re not going to say anything?”

A mumble.

“What’s that?”

She turns and looks at him; she has a scratch laddering one cheek and her mouth is a small bow of resentment. “I didn’t do anything wrong.”

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Random House
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 9, 2025
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Print length ‏ : ‎ 320 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0593733401
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0593733400
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.1 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.32 x 1.12 x 9.54 inches
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Keith Rosson is the author of the novels Coffin Moon, Fever House, The Devil by Name, Smoke City, Road Seven, and The Mercy of the Tide, as well as the Shirley Jackson Award–winning story collection Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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J. Payne
Another great book by Keith Rosson
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025
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Many people reading Keith Rosson's vampire novel "Coffin Moon" will get vibes of "Let The Right One In" due to the era that it is set in and the presence of children vampires. The storylines are different, but both are excellent takes on the vampire tale. I first became aware of Rosson through his "Fever House" books, which I absolutely loved. I read a couple of his older novels which are very different, but all of them are incredibly well written. Keith Rosson has an easy-to-read style, and his ability to develop characters is, in my opinion, rare in modern horror novels. In many ways, I would call him the opposite of Stephen Graham Jones (which is a good thing). "Coffin Moon" involves a quest for vengeance by the main character, Duane, and his niece, Julia, as they search for the main bad guy John Varley. Varley is an psychotic, incredibly formidable foe who seems to have few weaknesses to exploit. Rosson spends a lot of time developing the Varley character, to the point that some readers may actually feel a bit of sympathy for him as the story progresses. I'm not sure how Rosson accomplishes this for someone that is so evil but he is clearly a talented writer. There are some original ideas here, but for the most part, "Coffin Moon" treads fairly familiar vampire territory. Still, Keith Rosson's story feels fresh, and my only compliant is that I wish the story was longer. I definitely recommend "Coffin Moon" as well as "Fever House" and "The Devil By Name".

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Good read.
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I enjoyed this one. Fast paced, good characte.r development. As far as vampire books go this one is a definitely worth the read.

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This new release is already among my favorite vampire books. Bonus points for featuring a classic vampire who is very much a true monster, ready and willing to perform horrid acts.

Here’s a two-sentence synopsis: Duane stands up to some thugs, one of whom is a vampire that doesn’t take kindly to the interference in his business dealings. After the vampire wreaks some bloody havoc, Duane and his niece set out on a mission of revenge that takes them down some dark paths.

One thing I especially enjoyed about this book is that it’s populated with morally gray characters doing what they think is best, whether or not that’s the “right” thing to do.

Just a really nicely crafted book, containing gruesome horror, along with themes of family, revenge, and what one would sacrifice for lost loved ones (along with whether or not those sacrifices are truly worthwhile).
I wholeheartedly endorse this novel.

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Nothing Special
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2025
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Why set the book in the 70's if you're not going to really get into the 70's? Other than Vietnam, kitchen phones, ashtrays, and a few obscure songs - oh, and a VW bus - this could have been anytime and it probably would have been better if it carried a current timeline. Maybe been better because there was nothing really special about the story. Couple of interesting takes on the Vampire legend but again not worth it enough to buy the book.

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Vampin good time
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Paper Moon meets Let The Right One in Meets Near Dark, this is a special book. It’s written like a 70s crime novel but features some brutal and horrific vampire lore. I really dug it, good stuff.

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Coffin Moon is one of those books that doesn’t rely on cheap scares. It builds a quiet, creeping sense of dread that sticks with you long after you put it down.

What makes it stand out is how grounded it feels. The horror doesn’t come from something over the top, but from the slow realization that something is deeply wrong. The atmosphere carries the story, pulling you in with tension that never really lets up.

There’s a weight to the book that makes it feel more than just horror. It feels unsettling in a way that lingers, like you’ve brushed up against something you weren’t supposed to see.

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Wim Biemans
This one blew my mind!
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I had never heard of Keith Rosson, but the recommendations from Stephen King and Joe Hill, together with the brief description and the retro cover, caused me to give it a try. What a ride it was! I read some 150 books per year, but this is one of my favorites. 2025 was a good year for horror with The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, King Sorrow and Coffin Moon. This book is absolutely perfect. Just the right length, with real characters that you will care about and raw, cut-to-the-bone horror, and absolutely heartbreaking. Now I just have to catch up reading Rosson’s other books. And I will definitely read his next book as well.

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70's vampire
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An interesting vampire story set in the 70's

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José Quijano
Cool, dark, fun, different.
Reviewed in Mexico on April 17, 2026
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But familiar in all the right ways. Not a surprise in every turn but moving in all the right places.

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Cindy Sue
Excellent Vampire Story!
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Loved this book. Great storytelling!

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Epic Vampire revenge story
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Brutal & Bloody Vampire tale, as they should be! Found a new favourite author! Love the 1970’s setting! Blood soaked Neon!

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Un véritable tour de force !
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Quelle histoire incroyable, un livre incontournable pour tous les fans ! Ce livre est rempli d'humanité, d'amour, de haine et de bien plus encore ! L'exécution est impeccable et les personnages sont d'un réalisme incroyable.

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Blood of my Blood
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The ultimate smirking revenge story as a war veteran and his teenage niece track the vampire that destroyed their lives. This is the kind of vampire book I can get on board with. This was dark, gritty and extremely gory. John Varley is psychotic and leaves a bloodbath in his wake wherever he goes. All of the characters were really well fleshed out and the story flowed well. I absolutely hate an ambiguous ending and hope for a sequel one day. Fans of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil will probably enjoy this one.

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Coffin Moon: A Novel Hardcover – September 9, 2025

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