Joshilyn Jackson’s Newest Domestic Thriller “Mother May I” Turns the Tables
Joshilyn Jackson rose to heights with her last release, Never Have I Ever. It was like everyone I knew…
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Finally – Riley Sager’s Survive the Night is his best yet
Survive the Night, the fifth novel from Riley Sager – the pseudonym of a former journalist – brings the…
“Basketful of Heads”: Joe Hill’s Beautifully Creepy Graphic Novel
Heads will roll in this terrifyingly wild ride from Joe Hill… Plot Summary In September of 1983, June Branch…
Review: “Night of the Mannequins” by Stephen Graham Jones
Enter Manny, the mannequin the group of five teens finds in a creek. Manny is their new best friend,…
True Crime Reading: “Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee” by Casey Cep
In Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee, Casey Cep takes on a journalistic approach,…
Haunted Houses and Ghouls: Riley Sager’s “Home Before Dark”
Told between alternating chapters of the present day and a published book manuscript, this thriller explores what can be…
Daisy Johnson’s “Sisters”: A Deranged Sisterly Bond
Sisters tells the story of September, July, and their mother Sheela. Something unspeakable has happened to September and July…
Borden Inspired Poetry: “Blood Box” by Zefyr Lisowski
This collection of poetry inspired by the case of Lizzie Borden is phenomenal. Any fans of true crime and…
Victor LaValle’s “The Changeling”
In a whirlwind of enchanted language, LaValle takes his readers on a journey that mashes horror and magical realism….
Horror Poetry: Lightsey Darst’s “Find the Girl”
Darst presents a poetry collection that hinges on our society’s obsession with female bodies, obsession, and our fixation on…
Real-Life Horror: A Review of Steve Lehto’s “American Murder Houses”
Often, us horror fans love to dabble in the horrors of real life. That’s right. I’m talking true crime….
Horror Comedy Gold: Shirley Barrett’s “The Bus on Thursday”
Barrett has created a truly sardonic dark comedy horror novel in The Bus on Thursday. Eleanor’s life was turned…
(Now) July Release: “The Only Good Indians” by Stephen Graham Jones
Publishing Schedule: Originally set to be published in April, then moved to May, this release has now been pushed…
Ottessa Moshfegh’s “McGlue” and Psychological Terror
A complicated fever dream of a novella that follows McGlue as he’s arrested for the murder of his best…
Kealan Patrick Burke and his novella “Blanky”
As a longtime fan of Burke, I’ve felt that his horror writing is super underrated. He self publishes and…
William Gay’s Twilight: Southern Gothic and Horror
Plot For fans of Cormac McCarthy, Ron Rash, Donald Ray Pollock, and Stephen Graham Jones is William Gay. An…
Samanta Schweblin’s Nightmare That I Love to Live In
A couple of months ago, I read Samanta Schweblin’s “Fever Dream,” a novella I raced through in one sitting,…