EditorThe Lowestoft Chronicle editor reviewed Crone by Keith Rosson for the Lancashire Post today. A snippet is below:
“A TEENAGE girl’s disappearance on a rain-soaked Oregon highway casts a long shadow over Salt Point, a coastal town where secrets cling as tightly as the fog.Keith Rosson – a Shirley Jackson Award-winner who has garnered widespread acclaim for his genre-defying fiction from the likes of Stephen King – plunges readers into a world where the boundary between the living and the dead often vanishes in his electrifying new novel Crone. Released next month, the story blends rural noir and supernatural horror, and is rooted in the isolation and decay of a town marked by grief and addiction.”
The full review can be found at the Lancashire Post and Book-marked. Archived online access to these reviews as they originally appeared on August 29, 2026, can be found at these weblinks:
Book-marked, and the Lancashire Post.
