AG Slatter’s A Forest, Darkly is a story of the complicated relationships of caregivers and those they care for, the pushing and pulling away of …
Book review: A Forest, Darkly by AG Slatter
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Book review: The Cold House by AG Slatter
AG Slatter’s The Cold House is a novella about the hauntings of grief, lies and secrets, and one woman’s journey to survive them. Slatter covers …
Book review: Willow Close by Helena O’Connor
Helena O’Connor’s Willow Close is a novella that combines elements of cosmic, psychological, and thrasher horror. It uses these horror genres to explore themes of …
Book review: Spiderglass: A Tale of Durstan by George Mann
Spiderglass: A Tale of Durstan by George Mann is a fantasy novella that feels bigger than its 100-page length. The story lays out a rich …
Book review: Grackle by A. C. Wise
AC Wise’s novella Grackle is a masterful example of short-form horror. The story combines folk horror with themes of grief, possession, and the past repeating …
Book Review: The Crimson Road by A. G. Slatter
AG Slatter’s The Crimson Road is a novel about facing one’s fate head-on and the people who help along the way.Violet Zennor grew up with …
Book review: Ghost of the Neon God by T R Napper
TR Napper’s novella Ghost of the Neon God is a fierce and imaginative neon sci-fi work that seamlessly combines elements of noir and cyberpunk into …
Book review: It Came From the Trees by Joel McKay
Joel McKay’s collection of short stories It Came From the Trees is an interesting mixture of horror, action and monster adventure tales. A sinister airline …
Book review: What Moves the Dead by T Kingfisher
What Moves the Dead is a novella by T Kingfisher, a re-imagining of the Gothicclassic The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan …
Book review: The Undetectables by Courtney Smyth
Courtney Smyth’s debut novel The Undetectables is a good idea.It offers disability representation, with a protagonist who lives with fibromyalgia. There’s also LGBTQIA+ representation in …