Clayton Lindemuth is a renowned fiction writer, celebrated for his dark humor and graphic writing style. With over ten novels to his name, Lindemuth has a knack for creating vivid characters and scenes that leave a lasting impression on his readers. Despite the impact of his work, little is known about the author's personal life, adding to the enigma surrounding his public persona.
Lindemuth's writing is heavily influenced by the noir genre, and his debut novel, Cold Quiet Country, received a prestigious Starred Review from Publishers Weekly. His subsequent works, Nothing Save the Bones Inside Her and My Brother's Destroyer, continue to showcase his unique voice and style, drawing comparisons to noir greats such as Donald Ray Pollack, Tom Franklin, Ron Rash, William Gay, and Daniel Woodrell.
When not writing, Lindemuth spends his time training for marathons, reading about economics and apologetics, and caring for his pets. He is an avid dog lover and has a puppy named Faith, also known as "Princess Wigglebums." Despite his current residence in Missouri, Lindemuth holds a special place in his heart for Arizona, where he spent a significant amount of time. He lives with his wife, Julie, and their beloved pets.