Tag: Horror
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Book Review: A Queer Vampire Novel That Reads Like a Classic
A book review of Instructions in Flesh by Marcus James
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Happy Release Day: Piñata by Leopoldo Gout
Celebrating the release of the folk horror novel Pinata by Leopoldo Gout
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3 Female Horror Authors to Add to Your TBR
Celebrating International Women’s Day with three female horror authors you need to have on your radar.
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Book Review: A Unique and Eerie Dark Fantasy
Out on a Limb by Luis Paredes Private Occult Investigators Rebecca Suarez and Peyton Marx solve New York City’s strangest paranormal cases, but when a tree in Queens sprouts dozens of human legs, the PIs are stumped by the horrific sight. The dangling gams become the least of their concerns when nearby trees start consuming…
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3 YA Horror/Thriller Novels You Need to Read Now
February 28, 2023 was an essential release day for the young adult horror/thriller genre! I have always been a big fan of YA horror/thrillers and I have found that most of my favorite novels fall under this label. In recent years, it seems that YA horror has been really taking off, and so many of…
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Book Review: A Brutal and Haunting Dark Fantasy
Nelvethearia is a land full of full magic, wealthy nobles, and bloody battles. Wars have raged on between the Weavers and the Lasevrens for years. Weavers keep their spiders and Lasevrens keep wasps. Insects and arachnids have never coexisted in peace. Nathaniel is neither a Weaver or Lasevren. He is but a lowly harvester who…
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Book Review: A Must-Read for Tropical Horror Fans
The Depths by Nicole Lesperance is a horror novel filled to the brim with gorgeous and horrifying imagery, unique Edgar Allan Poe inspired references, and a cast of grim and unreliable characters. Lesperance’s writing enveloped me as a reader, and I was at once terrified and in awe of the world she created. This is…
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Celebrate Black History Month with These Horror Authors
February is Black History Month, a time to shed light on individuals of African descent and important events in black history. This month is so important to shed light on black history and the black experience, and I wanted to celebrate by sharing some amazing works by black horror authors. I hope that this feature…
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A Religion-Focused Horror Novel That Manages to Offend More Than Scare
Christopher is seven years old.Christopher is the new kid in town.Christopher has an imaginary friend. We can swallow our fear or let our fear swallow us. Single mother Kate Reese is on the run. Determined to improve life for her and her son, Christopher, she flees an abusive relationship in the middle of the night…
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This Read is a Dark Fantasy Horror Adventure for the Ages
The Searcher’s Lament by Saige Denmark is an expertly crafted dark fantasy novel that drips with elements of horror. Denmark’s world building is complex and artistic, and her novel is perfect for readers who love their horror laced with fantasy. It’s a must read!
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