Palepoli
Review Palepoli is a collection of four panel comics that verges into surreal and obscene territory. While there is a lot of variety many of the characters and plots carry…
The Female Correspondent
Review It's easy to forget how the regency romance label has evolved over the years to dime a dozen erotic romance novels. I’ve been wary of the regency and historical…
My Darling, My Disaster
Review I struggled to finish this book and it was a shame because I actually wanted to like it. The characters are animated and have personality, the main plot about…
Monthly Blog Review: January 2025
Blog Updates Unexpectedly, I changed the layout again. Whoops! It took me a while to get the colors how I liked them, but I'm satisfied (for now). Posts Book Reviews…
February 2025 New Release Horror Books
Welcome friends and fiends! Here is an updating list of horror titles being released February 2025. This is a fairly comprehensive list of all things horror, including traditional, small press,…
Crazy Plant Shop
Review Crazy Plant Shop is a humble little indie game about punnett squares, you know, dominant and recessive genes? I always found genetics fascinating, and as a student I had…
Where Dreams Are Entombed: Creator
Review Anya is a wildly entertaining character: she’s cruel, dramatic, a little crazy, darkly funny, insufferably edgy, and in her own way, really fucking badass. She’s everything I want from…
The New Owners
Review The New Owners is a quick, suspenseful short story about a husband and wife that find that their new home is not theirs alone. The story manages to pull…
Adabana Vol. 3
Review Reading this series is an exercise in pain, Adabana ripped me to shreds. It's not an exaggeration to say that I was devastated while reading this final volume, and…
Adabana Vol. 2
Review Where volume one left me feeling breathless, volume two left me hopeless. The narrative shifts to Mako, the other half of the story and the murder victim in volume…
