I. LONG FICTION

Blake-Plock’s long-form fiction tends toward ensemble narratives in which ordinary social groups encounter extraordinary disturbances. He is currently seeking literary representation for his novels.

If You See a Wolf

Literary horror novel

125,000 words

In the river valley that separates two suburban Maryland towns, a group of teenagers encounters a presence in the woods that may have been waiting for generations.

Status: seeking representation

Vanishing Fact

Literary horror novel

90,000 words

After a military experiment goes wrong, two teenage girls must hold onto love and truth while their Appalachian hometown is erased.

Status: seeking representation

Legs

Literary horror novel

90,000 words

In a quarantined beach town where the ocean turns deadly, a teenage girl must lead survivors against a mysterious sea creature and a human predator who believes he is carrying out divine justice.

Status: in development

After Math

Literary horror novel

80,000 words

In a near future that looks like the near past, a group of teens uncover a hidden system and a cult that feeds on what makes them human.

Status: in development

This document is periodically revised as new work appears.