Maggie’s Grave
Review What can I even say about Maggie's Grave other than that it was one of the most intense and thrilling books I've ever read! A haunting folk tale about…
Equoid
Review What a pleasant surprise! Lovecraftian horror with a wonderful dash of humor to boot. I’m relatively new to the urban fantasy genre, and I had never actually heard of…
The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor
Review Rise of the Governor unveils the history of the first true villain of The Walking Dead series, Philip Blake, otherwise known as The Governor. The story starts at the…
Finger Bang Fang Fuck
Review What the hell did I just read and why was it so good!? When I laid eyes on the title and cover I couldn't help myself, I had to…
Something Akin to Revulsion
Review I couldn't resist the killer title and cover for this book despite having mixed feelings about extreme horror. This collection of stories delivers on the title, the contents of…
A Woman Like Jo: & Other Dark Pieces
Review Hard-hitting and original, A Woman Like Jo is a short story collection full of female rage sharpened like a knife and it was feminist as fuck. There is a…
In The Tall Trees
Review In The Tall Trees is an emotionally heavy novella with one of the most compelling protagonists I've encountered. The heart of the story is Mella, an endearing five year…
This Is Where We Talk Things Out
Review It's rare for me to have so visceral of a reaction to a book, but this book made my blood boil. This Is Where We Talk Things Out is…
Our Greatest Enemy: Five Horror Stories on Fatherhood
Review Our Greatest Enemy is a wonderful debut short story collection and a real hidden gem. This humble little collection of stories reminds me why I love taking a chance…
The Bloodletter’s Daughter
Review The Bloodletter's Daughter shines a light on a tragic piece of Bohemian history, that of the mad bastard son of Rudolph II and a bath maiden, Don Julius D'Austria…