Clay Chapman Books In Order

Publication Order of Absolute Carnage Books

Publication Order of Extreme Carnage Books

Publication Order of Iron Fist: Phantom Limb Books

Publication Order of Lazaretto Books

Publication Order of Origins Books

Publication Order of Scream: Curse of Carnage Books

Publication Order of Self Storage Books

Publication Order of The Tribe Books

Publication Order of Typhoid Fever Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of King In Black Books

Publication Order of Devil's Reign Books

Publication Order of Akashic Noir Books

Publication Order of Campfire Macabre Books

Publication Order of Creepshow Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Clay McLeod Chapman is an accomplished published author known for his many books.

Clay has had a lot of success as an author and has been nominated for a Bram Stoker and Shirley Jackson Award. His 12-part horror podcast is Quiet Part Loud which was written by himself and Mac Rogers and is produced by Jordan Peele/Monkeypaw Productions, and is available for listeners to enjoy on Spotify.

His feature film was co-written with director Glenn McQuaid and is titled The Restoration at Grayson Manor. It had its world premiere in 2025 at Fantastic Fest. His story late bloomer was even adapted into a short film that was directed by Craig William Macneill. It was an official selection at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and the short won the Best Short at the Lake Placid Film Festival as well as the Brown Jenkins Award at the 12th Annual H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival.

The second short Henley was based on the chapter ‘The Henley Road Motel’ from his novel miss corpus and was an official selection at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. It would go on to win the Best Short at the 2011 Gen Art Film Festival and the 2011 Carmel Arts and Film Festival. The Boy was a feature length adaptation of Henley and was produced by SpectreVision in 2015.

When it comes to comics, Chapman is the writer of the Marvel series Scream: Curse of Carnage. He has written on many different projects, including Absolute Carnage, Iron Fist, Typhoid Fever, Edge of Spider-Verse, The Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man, and many more, such as ORIGINS. Chapman also created the graphic novels Seance in the Asylum, Self Storage, and Lazaretto.

He is the creator of the storytelling session The Pumpkin Pie Show. In the twenty years that it has existed, it has performed internationally at the Romanian Theatre Festival of Sibiu, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Winnipeg Fringe Festival, the New York International Fringe Festival, the Edmonton Fringe Festival, the Minnesota Fringe Festival, IGNITE Festival, the thisisnotashop art space, the Women Center Stage Festival, and the Impact Theatre Festival.

Chapman wrote the book for Hostage Song, with Kyle Jarrow providing the music and lyrics. He is the author of plays like the cardiac shadow, commencement, and volume of smoke. His story-monologues birdfeeder, undertow, and the wet echo have all been featured in The Best American Short Plays anthologies.

The author attended the North Carolina School of the Arts for Drama as well as the Burren College of Art and Sarah Lawrence College. He also teaches writing at The Actors Studio MFA Program at Pace University.

Homeroom Headhunters is the first book in The Tribe series by Clay McLeod Chapman. This is a great book whether you are a younger reader or an adult looking to share some reading time with your kids or read the book before you give it to them to enjoy.

Spencer Pendleton thinks that basically deep down all schools are the same. He’s expecting nothing less when it comes to Greenfield Middle. But he also has not met The Tribe yet, which is a group of runaway students who run the school on the down low.

They live off of food from the cafeteria and they are able to put forth weapons that are made out of everyday school supplies. No one seems to be aware of the fact that they exist, except for Spencer. Additionally, the group wants him to join their ranks. The only thing that he has to do is go through the initiations and then leave his mother and his life behind.

It remains to be seen whether he will go through with it, but what will happen if he ends up standing up and saying no? Read this book to find out!

Camp Cannibal is the second book in The Tribe series by Clay McLeod Chapman. Ever since getting expelled for giving the middle school student body some explosive food poisoning, Spencer got sent to live with his father and he has not been going above and beyond to put the past behind him and get used to his new life.

He has lost the girl of his dreams Sully and gained a father who is technically there but still absent. It appears that his life is gong to have some kinks to work out yet. When his quest goes down to track down the Tribe and get reunited with Sully, he finds himself at camp New Leaf. He thinks that things could not possibly get worse, but he would be wrong in that assumption.

It appears that Camp New Leaf is not just any old camp. It appears the Tribe apparently has not been able to put the past to rest either. There is no better place to catch up with an older member or to get some new ones than a secluded camp that is off on its own for troubled boys.

With rebellion everywhere in the air, Spencer is going to have to find some type of way to stop the plans that the Tribe has to put down roots and expand its ranks. He’s going to have to move to do it before someone gets really hurt or something even worse happens. Will he be successful? Read the second book in Chapman’s series to find out!