We Spread
Review We Spread is a dizzying novel filled to the brim with creeping dread. The story follows Penny, an aging widow reaching the point where living alone is becoming unsafe…
Sisters of the Crimson Vine
Review Sisters of the Crimson Vine is a wildly fun story, dripping with atmosphere and dread. It's a wonderful blend of religious horror, cosmic horror, and gothic horror told with…
We Hunt at Night
Review We Hunt at Night is a solid short story that reminded me of why I used to really love zombie stories. The story follows a southern family man and…
Puzzle House
Review I'm a big fan of puzzle games, escape rooms most of all, but I had never read an escape room book. When I laid my eyes on Puzzle House…
How to Kill a Celebrity
Review Annie gets her big break picking up a news station gig preparing standby tribute reels for celebrities, ready to go when they pass. It's morbid work to be sure,…
Dead Men Walking
Review I had read the new version of this story in the collection Video Nasties, and only realized after that the standalone version of this story that I had on…
Bus Driver Man
Review Mr. McAllister is a humble bus driver, tired of feeling helpless witnessing the antics of the local school bully. That is, until the day that the bully decides to…
An Eccentric Engagement
Review So this was a bit of a non-traditional romance as it takes place after the courtship. Sorrow and Bertram are engaged to be married and the two return to…
Moon of the Crusted Snow
Review Moon of the Crusted Snow is a haunting character-driven novel about the quiet death of a rural Native community as society outside of the reservation collapses. The setting and…
Full of Myself: A Graphic Memoir About Body Image
Review Full of Myself is a powerful little memoir about body image and self-love written with so much heart, and I'm so glad that I read it. I found this…