Daniel Kraus wins Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for ‘Angel Down’

Daniel Kraus won this year’s Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for his novel *Angel Down*.

Set during World War I, the book is told in a single sentence, an unusual structure that helped make the win a surprise for some readers.

Kraus began publishing with the young adult novel *The Monster Variations* in 2009 and has since written for adults, young readers and comics.

He has also worked with filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and the family of filmmaker George A. Romero on books including *The Shape of Water* and *The Living Dead*.

A new reading guide offers starting points across several genres and age groups, including the adult novel *Whalefall*.

Kraus’s books also have a strong audiobook following, with Kirby Heyborne narrating 10 of them.