Author: Jonathan Thornton
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BLACK FLAME by Gretchen Felker-Martin (BOOK REVIEW)
“If a photograph could slice a little flesh from time, did the rest of the carcass remain? Could she return and suck the lingering taste off ... -
WHEN THERE ARE WOLVES AGAIN by E. J. Swift (BOOK REVIEW)
“Like Chornobyl rain, an event has to touch you to register. Lux is your proof that you had to come here, to the end, in order ... -
Interview with Dan Coxon (WRITING THE MAGIC)
Dan Coxon is an award-winning editor and writer based in London. He has been a finalist for the Shirley Jackson Awards and the British Fantasy Awards (six times), with Writing the Uncanny (co-edited ... -
BIG TIME by Jordan Prosser (BOOK REVIEW)
“The people in your life are a form of time travel; knowing them, then losing them, is like pausing the hand on a clock.” “Is it ... -
SLASHED BEAUTIES by A. Rushby (BOOK REVIEW)
“There are some who think that I know the truth and I simply don’t want to speak about it, either because I want to create mystery ... -
CHILCO by Daniela Catrileo, translated by Jacob Edelstein (BOOK REVIEW(
Daniela Catrileo – Chilco (2023, Translated by Jacob Edelstein 2025) “No matter what I do, the smell returns like an echo, a resonance, as if the ... -
LIFE CYCLE OF A MOTH by Rowe Irvin (BOOK REVIEW)
“Protect you against Rot, Daughter. Shudder with the thought of it, that worst thing. Rot like the gone-bad-on-the-inside of fruit, like biting into an apple without ... -
MOONFLOW by Bitter Karella (BOOK REVIEW)
“Under the trees and the earth, under the roots of the towering spruce and the mighty fir, under strata of rich black loam and rocky clay, ... -
PAN by Michael Clune (BOOK REVIEW)
“But suddenly I realized how strange and even terrible it is that a person looks out from inside their face. Realize is the wrong word. I ... -
SOUR CHERRY by Natalia Theodoridou (BOOK REVIEW)
“He was wrong, of course, about what is natural. In her years with her husband, Eunice had come to understand a thing about nature, the one ...
