A Single Stone
Review A Single Stone follows a girl named Jena, the leader of a special line of girls that travel deep into the mountain in search of mica, a mineral that…
When the Scoundrel Sins
Review Wow, is it hot in here? I think I need to open a window because my goodness was this a steamy read. When the Scoundrel Sins is the second…
Scandal at Dawn
Review I can appreciate a good short story to give me a taste of what an author's writing is about. Sometimes it goes well and sometimes it doesn't, and this…
Suicide Club
Review Suicide Club is a distressing manga that hits the reader hard and fast. A stunning psychological horror thriller that is as difficult to stomach as it is impossible to…
Naja
Review What a shame. The comic had an interesting concept and started off pretty well but in the end, ended up really lacking. Naja is a badass but she has…
Are Women Human? Astute and Witty Essays on the Role of Women in Society
Review There are three essays in this collection, two written in the 1930s by the author including the titular essay, Are Women Human? as well as an introduction by Mary…
Looking for Alaska
Review I watched this series straight after reading the book for the first time, and I fell head over heels in love with John Green's book. I was so excited…
Metamorphosis
Review Metamorphosis is one of the most notorious hentai manga out there and for a while, it seems like everyone was talking about it, and for good reason. Henshin, otherwise…
Placerita
Review A wonderful slice of California history and urban myth with a generous serving of pulp. Placerita is a short horror story about a woman that finds herself entangled in…
Blender Babies
Review I'll be honest, Blender Babies was my dark horse in this year's Books of Horror Indie Brawl. I hadn’t read any of Jon Athan’s books but was interested. The…