Where Things Come Back Resources

Read all about Where Things Come Back and author John Corey Whaley on his official website.

Kirkus reviews Where Things Come Back and refers to it as a "multi-layered debut for sophisticated readers." That sure sounds nice. 

In an interview, John Corey Whaley admits that a lot of the teenage characters in Where Things Come Back have pieces of him in them. So that's how he's able to make them all so believable and real…

Check out the official book trailer for Where Things Come Back...featuring an angst-ridden boy in a Led Zeppelin t-shirt wandering through a field.

If you want to get to know John Corey Waley a little bit better, then skip your usual podcast and spend the next hour watching this Q&A with him instead.

If you'd rather let a story wash over you the old fashioned way—in a soothing, professional voice actor's voice—then pick up the audio version of this tale. 

The cover of Where Things Comes Back features the Lazarus woodpecker quite prominently. So, you know, Cullen would probably hate it. 

John Corey Whaley doesn't look that much older than the angst-ridden teenagers that he writes about, huh?