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  • Cover of the book titled 'Beat Cop' by Jack Chase with a dark, abstract background and a quote about feeling the fog envelope you, representing San Francisco's mystique.

  • Red cover of a book titled 'Immundus: a western navajo folktale' by Jack Chase. The cover features black line illustrations of desert animals, cacti, and signs pointing to 'Walker Ranch,' 'Los Angeles,' and 'Nowhere,' along with a yellow circle containing additional text.

  • Book cover for "Overtime: the Ballad of Marcus Graves" by Jack Chase, published by Barnes & Noble, with black background and yellow circle indicating the book's return date in Buenos Aires, Summer 2026.

  • Book cover of 'Immundus: Remastered and Expanded Edit' by Jack Chase, featuring a dark background with a red snake wrapped around the title and a white hand reaching up. The cover includes a quote from Amazon and a small Abbycat Group logo

  • Book cover titled 'Made in America' by Jack Chase, with subtitle and additional text, set against a black obsidian background.

  • Cover of the book "Violent Crimes: The Butcher of Westchester" by Jack Chase, featuring dark colors, red and white text, and a small Abbycat Platinum sigil, signifying 'Special Edition.'

  • Book cover for 'Overtime 2' by Jack Chase, set in Buenos Aires, with a black background, multicolored text, and the release date 08.15.26.

  • Book cover for 'The Schultz Brothers: The Snake and the Wolf' by Jack Chase, release date November 21, 2025, with a black background and green, white, and red text, featuring a small illustration of two palm trees in white.

  • Book cover for "The Bastard of Taylor's End" by Jack Chase, featuring a flock of black birds flying against a light gray background.

  • Book cover titled 'Made in America' by Jack Chase, with subtitle and additional text, set against a cinematic close-up shot of the Statue of Liberty with crossed-out eyes and an overall cash-like texture

Collage of four graphic designs featuring symbolic and artistic images, including a portrait with a red background, a drawing of a noose with flowers, a sketch of a lion's face with a text overlay, and an illustration of a lion's face with purple text.

A crime novel on its surface. Beneath it, a testimony to how violence moves through a culture like bloodlines.

Read the unabridged, comprehensive breakdown of the literary intent and epic ambition of Made in America: or The Tragedy of Billy Castle and Unexpected Absolution of Dean Willis (2025), the novel by Jack Chase currently submitted for 2026 Pulitzer® consideration.

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The Founder

In 2025 alone, Jack Chase produced six substantial works of fiction — including Overtime, his debut novel Violent Crimes, the acclaimed Immundus and its hardcover Remastered and Expanded counterpart, and the 630-page American epic and 2026 Pulitzer® shortlist hopeful Made in America: or The Tragedy of Billy Castle and Unexpected Absolution of Dean Willis— with two more queued to close the year. He isn’t chasing trends, placements, or approval, continuing to build a body of work on the only fuel that sustains real literature: creative sovereignty.

As Founder and Chief Enforcement Officer of Abbycat Group LLC (AGP), Chase writes, designs, and releases his novels without interference, answerable to no boardroom, no committee, and no softening hand. His work is cinematic, occult-touched, and morally ruthless, rejecting the training-wheels of genre convention in favor of human behavior under pressure. Because it isn’t comfort he’s interested in. It’s truth.

Operating as a one-man studio, Chase oversees every phase from blinking cursor to finished spine, challenging the notion that “independent” must be parallel with “amateur.” His books don’t behave like product. They bleed, fracture, and haunt. Plot isn’t engineered — it detonates from character. Resolution isn’t delivered — it’s earned, or it never comes.

Jack Chase is the founder of Abbycat Group & Publishing Brands and the author of multiple contemporary novels. He is NOT affiliated with the medical thriller author of the same name