At home in suburbia

What’s New?

  • The third Madison Keith Psychological Suspense NovellaUnholy Child – is now available as an eBook at Amazon.com
    • 5-star review: “One of those books you never want to put down. Made me want to read the other books with Madison Keith.”
  • Buried By Debt - eBook now available
  • 5-star review of The Demise of the Soccer Moms – Red Adept Reviews

The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.            –John Milton, Paradise Lost

Welcome to the home of Cathryn Grant, Suburban Noir writer

Suspense meets psychological horror in Suburban Noir fiction.

Here you’ll find fictional neighborhoods populated by individuals who are obsessed, paranoid, desperate to find happiness, and clinging to their sense of security. Sometimes, they find redemption.

Suburban Noir fiction reveals a world where psychological suspense meets psychological horror. The characters are wounded and flawed, yearning for something they can’t define. A few of them are more than a bit off balance, driven to crime by mental and emotional forces they’re unable to control.

In its heyday, Noir Fiction illustrated a subterranean stream of discontent, a sense that the so-called “good life” wasn’t really that good — that it was actually quite toxic, because it was based on envy, greed, and materialism. Those things lurk behind the suburban veneer of manicured yards, designer furniture, and exotic vacations, fast-paced careers and super-children. Beneath that? Fear.

For more on Suburban Noir and the writers who’ve influenced me, check out  What, exactly, is Suburban Noir?

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