Tyler Marioni

Hello, my name is Tyler Marioni, author of Big Store Window, the newest dystopian thriller published by DartFrog Books.

Released on August 18, 2026, Big Store Window is available on all major platforms, in ebook, paperback, and hardcover.

Captivated by meaningful storytelling from a young age, I later developed my writing style studying the art of Public Relations and Advertising at Rowan University. Tapping into my surroundings, l garner inspiration from past, present, and presumed future archetypes. Current events, history, philosophy, ancient scripture, media, and cinema fuel my curiosity and compel me to write thought-provoking stories.

After years of hammering away at my debut fiction novel in a variety of South Jersey coffee shops, my book (originally conceptualized in my mind after a vivid nightly dream) landed me a partnership with a highly regarded publisher, one that is known for its attention to detail and production. Along with its many standouts in the publishing industry such as Telly Award winning editor Corey Stewart, DartFrog Books' cover designer is acclaimed Harper Collins Senior Art Director, Mumtaz Mustafa. Mumtaz Mustafa created my cover design, and her name is credited on the back exterior of my book.

So far, Big Store Window has been highly praised by Midwest Book Review, holds a 4.6 on Goodreads with 21 ratings, has been reviewed by prominent book-Tok influencers, and its initial press release has been picked up by prominent news cycles online such as AP News.com. My next venture is scheduled for November 2026, a Barnes and Noble signing event.

"Librarians and readers seeking a futuristic, compelling story of transformation, struggle, and possible evil forces will find Big Store Window frighteningly realistic and thoroughly compelling."

-Midwest Book Review

"Tyler Marioni crafts the story in the form of a memoir, which adds a sense of immediacy and personality into the evolving dilemma. This choice makes it easy for readers to become immersed in Edwards's perceptions about the true definition of worth."

-Midwest Book Review