Queer Horror
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Cover Reveal: We Bite Back – A Queer Horror Anthology
I am so excited to reveal the cover for the upcoming queer charity anthology through my indie publisher, Pride with a Bite, “We Bite Back!” Full Submission Information: https://pridewithabite.com/charity-anthology-we-bite-back/ Submissions are open through December 31, 2024 There are not a lot of… Continue reading
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Book Review: One of the Most Important Reads of the Year
Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White Synopsis Overall Rating 5/5 Spooky Rating 4/5 Quick Take Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White is an extremely hard read that should be required reading. I simply cannot sum it up for you more… Continue reading
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Charity Anthology Open Call: We Bite Back
I am excited to announce that through my indie publisher, Pride with a Bite, we are putting together an anthology of queer horror/horror-adjacent and non-fiction works, and all proceeds will go to benefit Human Rights Campaign. As a part of… Continue reading
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Guest Interview: Author and Sensitivity Reader Zin E Rocklyn
Happy Thursday, Everyone! I am excited to share with you a guest interview I had with Zin E Rocklyn – horror author and sensitivity reader! She is passionate about the importance of Black Queer voices being heard – especially in… Continue reading
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Book Review: A Concept That Could Have been Ingenius…But Wasn’t
The Z Word by Lyndsay King-Miller Synopsis Packed with action, humor, sex, and big gay feelings, The Z Word is the queer Zombieland you didn’t know you needed. Chaotic bisexual Wendy is trying to find her place in the queer… Continue reading
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OFFICIALLY OPEN: Pride with a Bite Indie Publisher
Happy Wednesday, Horror Fiends! I am so excited to announce that my indie publisher, Pride with a Bite, is now officially open! I have been working on this project for quite a while, and I am so excited to finally… Continue reading
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Celebrate Pride Month with These 5 Horror Books
Pride Month is incredibly important to me as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. It is a time to celebrate diversity, acceptance, and love, and what better way to do that than to actively read queer horror? While the horror… Continue reading
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