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@Johnfram has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @Johnfram are: • Instagram • TikTok Besides social media accounts, Johnfram has populated their site with: • Jack Friday on ‘The Big Sleep’, Invented Cities, and Chronicling a Changing Austin, Texas ‹ CrimeReads • Killer Vibes Preorder Promotion—Preorder for a free signed bookplate mailed right to your door. • Fram On Friday, my revamped newlsetter about books, movies, life and more • My new novel about a bisexual stoner private detective in Austin, Texas is available to preorder NOW • Check out my alternate existence as a techno DJ here. • My new novel, The Midnight Knock, is out October 21, 2025 and available for preorder NOW • Sign up for my newsletter, Why Is This So Scary?, for deep dives into all things horror • You can snag a preorder of NO ROAD HOME for FIFTY PERCENT off right now. • Like my stories and opinions? Follow my TikTok • Digital galleys for NO ROAD HOME now available for request! • Pre-order my new supernatural thriller NO ROAD HOME, wherever books are sold • My New Novel, NO ROAD HOME, is now available to bookmark on Goodreads • I Wrote About Being Ill, Surviving a Breakdown and Reading the Great Dick Francis over on CrimeReads • WATCH: Here I am hanging with the amazing Stan Parish, Friday 8/14 7 PM • Had the utter pleasure to speak with Libro.FM about THE BRIGHT LANDS • Read an exclusive excerpt from THE BRIGHT LANDS here! • I spoke with the LEGENDARY Electric Literature about Texas, boys and Southern Anarchy • Visit my WEBSITE for a full list of appearances, reviews, press and links to purchase THE BRIGHT LANDS • PLEASE SUPPORT THESE AMAZING BLACK-OWNED BOOKSTORES • ORDER The Bright Lands on Bookshop.org and Support Your Local Bookstore! (Gay Rights) • ORDER THE BRIGHT LANDS AUDIOBOOK AND SUPPORT LOCAL BOOKSTORES! • MORE EXCELLENT BLACK-OWNED BOOKSTORES!! • READ AN EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT FROM MY SPOOKY BOOK IN POETS AND WRITERS • NYT | I THINK WHITE WRITERS OF CRIME FICTION NEED TO THINK HARDER ABOUT THE POLICE