The truth doesn’t set you free. It follows you into the dark.
Anna So
Knows ‘Ya
John Simons has built his career on facts. As a crime reporter in a city rattled by violence, he knows how to separate rumor from evidence and truth from noise.
Then the noise begins to acknowledge him.
A man in a dark hat starts appearing at the edges of John’s life. Taps in the wall sound like messages meant only for him. His boss Anna So’s smallest habits take on a terrible new meaning. As bodies surface across the East Side, John begins to fear he isn’t just chasing the story anymore.
He’s slipping inside it.
As dread hardens into obsession, John follows connections no one else can see, descending deeper into a reality that grows more intimate and menacing with every step. The closer he gets to the truth, the less he can trust his own mind or the people trying to pull him back.
Anna So Knows ’Ya is a haunting psychological horror novel about grief, paranoia, and the terror of realizing reality no longer knows you.
Todd Brown is the multiple award winning author of, When Shadows Burn, and computational sociologist, which mostly means he overanalyzes human behavior. He has spoken in seven countries and at dozens of universities. His work has appeared most recently in TIME Magazine, as well as The New York Times, WIRED, National Geographic, Forbes, USA Today, and numerous others.
Anna So Knows ‘Ya, is his second novel. He is neurodivergent and lives with his family in a small town in Virginia, where he shares life with his incredible wife and their transgender son, who between the two of them, there's enough neurodivergence to turn comedic dysfunction into an art form. They also have a son who lives in Florida and travels the world.