Fragments of Horror
Review Fragments of Horror is one of Junji Ito's most unusual collections. It is very different from his typical body of work in both good and bad ways. Many of…
They Come For Us At Night
Review The tooth fairy of today is an iconic childhood figure passed on from generation to generation all across the globe. It's a time honored tradition that makes the prospect…
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…
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…
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…
Woodworm
Review Nothing thrills me more than discovering a new favorite book, and Woodworm easily tops the list of books I've read this year. Woodworm follows a cursed family of women,…
Las Posadas
Review With Las Posadas taking place this week I was excited to read this book to celebrate, and it pains me that I felt lukewarm about this novella. I've been…
In the House in the Dark of the Woods
Review Overwhelmingly atmospheric, In the House in the Dark of the Woods is a modern masterpiece that swept me up and stole my heart. The story is told with luscious…
The Autumnal
Review The Autumnal is a wild card of a graphic novel. It was an easy graphic novel to finish in a single sitting, it was genuinely creepy a few times…
Snow, Glass, Apples
Review I really love when fairy tale retellings play with my expectations, mixing up the story to provide something fresh and new. Snow White is an icon of classic fairy…