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: Grackle by A. C. Wise
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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: 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: They Shut Me Up by Tracey Fahey
They Shut Me Up is a novella about maligned women by Irish author Tracy Fahey. This story explores themes of the patriarchal silencing of women, …
Book review: Where the Nightmare Ends by Robin Wood
Robin Wood’s Where the Nightmare Ends, edited by Ramsey Campbell, is anexploration of the monstrous upending normality. A time period is not explicit, butthe book …
Book review: Suffer the Darkness by Yolanda Sfetsos
Sydney author Yolanda Sfetsos explores profound loss, guilt and fear in this horrornovella. The story features elements of cosmic horror, body horror and dark fairytale,and …
Book review: Assassins & Olympians by Marie Howalt
Assassins & Olympians is the second novella in Marie Howalt’s Colibri Investigations series.It follows the investigative work of Richard, Eddie, and the newest member of …
Book review: The Stellar Snow Job by Marie Howalt
Marie Howalt’s The Stellar Snow Job is the first novella in the Colibri Investigations series. It follows Richard Hart, an ex-military private investigator, and his …
All Summer Long by Amelia Joy
Amelia Joy’sdebut novella, All Summer Long, is a raw, searing story of intoxicating first love, set in Adelaide in 2012. Olivia is 19, going to …