OH FUCK OH FUCK IT HURTS: A Collection of Medical Horror
Review OH FUCK OH FUCK IT HURTS is one of the most perfect short story collections I've read, and Ruth Anna Evans has shot up to the top of my…
Hairspray and Switchblades
Review I've never been one to dabble in shifter stories, but Hairspray and Switchblades was honestly a blast! A were-jaguar stripper faces off with a mysterious serial killer, it was…
Abigail: Strange Things come in Small Packages
Review This book was not at all what I was expecting, but it was absolutely delightful! After a wonderful first date, Adrian thinks he's found the man of his dreams,…
The Considerate Cannibal
Review The Considerate Cannibal is a quirky little horror comedy about cannibals, but not the violent bloodthirsty killers often seen in horror fiction. Thomas is just a normal guy until…
Fuck Them Kids
Review Fuck Them Kids is Timothy King's first collection of stories all themed around creepy kids. King serves up one great story after another, there wasn't a single one that…
Flesh Party: Five Monstrous Horror Stories
Review Flesh Party is Jordan Thiery's second themed short story collection, this time featuring a range of different monsters, both the classics and original creations. The characters in Thiery's stories…
Silver Platter
Review Short, dark, and fiercely polemic, all wrapped up in a neat Christmas bow. This is an excellent story with commentary about CEOs and wealth inequality, tapping into the frustrated…
Bury Your Demons
Review A father's worst nightmare comes true in this bite-sized tale of supernatural terror. Bury Your Demons taps into a parent's fears and the main character Keith's emotional turmoil is…
Tapewyrmin’
Review Tapewyrmin' is everything I love about body horror in all its vile, skin-crawling glory. The book was funny, perverted, creepy, and gross in equal measure, and I now have…
Dollface
Review Well, this one was certainly something, a bizarre and brutal little revenge story about a doll that gains sentience and decides to punish her 'papa.' I thought the premise…