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I wanted to read this one because it had an intriguing title. People should listen to their sisters! I also haven’t read many books focused on sibling…
Beginning writers are often told to ‘write about what you know’. It equally applies to writing about where you know, and knowledge can also include local tales…
Eat The Ones You Love is such a great title. I expected plant-based horror akin to The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham or A Botanical…
There is a long tradition of novels based around a ‘found’ manuscript. Often it is framed within an explanation of how the document was found along with…
Part creature feature, part sci-fi horror, part psychological terror, the latest from David Watkins is a ripsnorting ride through mental health, ethics, science and morality with little…
Reading The Night Ship calls to mind a number of other great SF horror tales: Stephen King’s The Mist, John Campbell’s Who Goes There?, John Wyndam’s Day…
There is a lot to like about this novella: intriguing characters, deep imagination, and a very engaging idea that blooms at the heart of the story. This…
It seemed like a good month to dive into Januaries, a short story collection by Olivie Blake. She is best known for her dark academia title The…
Here is Book 4 of the planned five-book series and, as would be expected, the author cranks the action and the stakes right up; the brakes are…