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By: Jon Athan

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages362
  • Published2023
  • File size934 KB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9798862349665

Key ideas from the book

  • The novel depicts a society collapsing after a violent, addictive craze spreads.
  • Social media is part of how the phenomenon reaches new people.
  • Brian and his family shelter with other survivors as their supplies run low.
  • The survivors must confront the danger outside and consider seeking a new home.
  • The book combines post-apocalyptic fiction, horror, splatterpunk, and thriller elements.

About Blender Babies by Jon Athan

Published in 2023, Blender Babies is a post-apocalyptic horror novel with splatterpunk and thriller elements. Its catastrophe, known as “The Craze,” spreads after reports of people kidnapping and killing infants to consume a substance believed to be found in them. Social media helps the phenomenon spread, and governments’ emergency measures come too late to prevent society’s collapse.

The story follows Brian Turner, trapped in a police station with his wife, young son, newborn daughter, and other survivors. As supplies dwindle and danger waits outside, the group faces the prospect of finding a safer place to live. The book contains graphic content, making it a fit for readers seeking extreme horror rather than a gentle account of survival.

About Jon Athan

Jon Athan is a contemporary horror author known for extreme horror and splatterpunk fiction. His novels include *The Groomer*, *Into the Wolves’ Den*, and *The Good, the Bad, and the Sadistic*. Athan’s work often explores violence, cruelty, and the darker sides of human behavior, using unsettling subject matter to push the boundaries of conventional horror.

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