Horror
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HEMLOCK & SILVER by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
Hemlock & Silver follows Anja, a healer who voluntarily takes poison to further her experiments in the search for cures. When the king knocks on her ... -
ONE YELLOW EYE by Leigh Radford (HORROR CORNER)
Welcome to Cat & Jonathan’s Horror Corner! That’s right, we’ve entrusted Cat and Jonathan with a whole new feature of their own – a corner of ... -
INCIDENTS AROUND THE HOUSE by Josh Malerman (BOOK REVIEW)
Incidents Around The House by Josh Malerman is a deeply unsettling horror novel told from the perspective of eight-year-old Bela, who has an unnatural being living ... -
SENSELESS by Ronald Malfi (BOOK REVIEW)
“What part of your life are you in right now?” Have you ever finished a book and thought “Wow, that was brilliant but what ... -
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN by Camilla Bruce (BOOK REVIEW)
“Why is that?” I asked in a voice hoarse from lecturing. “Do you think the wicked witches and cruel stepmothers in your storybooks just appeared, like ... -
THE LAMB by Lucy Rose (BOOK REVIEW)
“That’s when I realized that, as adults look at children, they don’t really see them. They see a body without a mind. Something that does what ... -
WITCHCRAFT FOR WAYWARD GIRLS by Grady Hendrix (BOOK REVIEW)
“This was the Great Mystery that lay at the heart of all things. This was the miracle that passed all understanding. First there is nothing. ... -
THE BOG WIFE by Kay Chronister (BOOK REVIEW)
“Before her return, Wenna thought many times about what it would be like to see her family again and a few times, with half-guilty yearning, of ... -
CHLOROPHILIA by Cristina Jurado, translated by Sue Burke (BOOK REVIEW)
“Is it true that all the fields used to be green?” The old man paused to pull a kerchief from the back pocket of his tunic ... -
SO THIRSTY by Rachel Harrison (BOOK REVIEW)
Vampire novels are not really my favourite kind, probably due to the oversaturation of the trope after the release of Twilight. Yet if Rachel Harrison writes ...
