Book Review: ‘The Vampire Lestat’ by Anne Rice
Interview with the Vampire was first released by Anne Rice almost fifty years ago. Rice followed it with the sequel,
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Horror Novels
Book Review: ‘When Among Crows’ by Veronica Roth
A story of pain and redemption thick with Polish folklore, When Among Crows by Veronica Roth is not for the
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Book Review: ‘The Darkness Over Arkham’ by Jonathan Green
Arkham is in danger (again). Three different cults are warring to fulfill a prophecy and ensure that their god is
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Book Review: Song of Carcosa by Josh Reynolds
In Song of Carcosa we once again join Countess Alessandra Zorzi and her protégé Pepper as they travel the world
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My Top 23 Favorite Novels Read in 2023
Hello, fellow bookworms. It’s hard to believe that 2023 is over already. There’ve been highs and lows but overall it
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Books: ‘Strangers’ by Taichi Yamada is a Simple Yet Haunting Ghost Story
The infamous words of cursed pirate Captain Barbossa, “You best start believing in ghost stories Ms. Turner… Cause you’re in
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Book Review: ‘Saevus Corax Deals with the Dead’ by K.J. Parker
Saevus Corax spends all his time concerned with war. Well, at least the aftermath of war. He cleans up the
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Book Review: ‘Green Fuse Burning’ by Tiffany Morris
Rita Francis is an artist who’s having a tough time in life in Tiffany Morris’ Green Fuse Burning. Her father
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Book Review: ‘Slime Doesn’t Pay!’ By R.L. Stine
Do you have a bratty little brother? Is he always messing with your stuff? Picking on you? Making trouble? Amy
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Book Review: ‘Red Rabbit’ by Alex Grecian
Just in time for spooky season is Alex Grecian’s witch hunt, Red Rabbit. Riddle is a small town with a
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Book Review: ‘Never Whistle At Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology’
Spooky season is upon us. It’s the perfect time to grab some warm cider and your favorite blanket and cuddle
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Book Review: ‘Goosebumps House of Shivers #1: Scariest. Book. Ever.’
Everyone has that beloved series from their childhood that they look back fondly on. For some, it’s a series of
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