Jason Starr

Jason Starr is an internationally bestselling author known for his crime novels, psychological thrillers, and graphic novels. His notable works include "Cold Caller," "The Follower," "The Next Time I Die," and the urban fantasy series "The Pack." Starr has also written comics for major publishers such as Marvel and DC, contributing to titles like "Wolverine," "The Punisher," and "Batman." His original graphic novels, including "Red Border" and "Casual Fling," further showcase his versatility. Several of his novels are currently in development for film and television adaptations, and his works have been translated into multiple languages.

Starr's writing spans multiple genres, blending gritty crime fiction with psychological depth and urban fantasy elements. He has collaborated with acclaimed author Ken Bruen on several novels for Hard Case Crime and penned tie-in novels for franchises like "Ant-Man" and the TV series "Gotham." His ability to craft suspenseful narratives has earned him critical acclaim, including two Anthony Awards and a Barry Award. Residing in New York City, Starr continues to explore dark, compelling themes across both prose and visual storytelling mediums.