Tag: book review
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[REVIEW] Gothic – by Philip Fracassi
Available: February 2023 Publisher: Cemetery Dance Publications Though I’ve heard of Fracassi several times in the last year or so, GOTHIC was my first time reading his work. His style is very familiar and comfortable. Even the idea of GOTHIC is a cozy trope in horror: something cursed makes an author lose his mind, become […]
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[REVIEW] Desert Creatures – by Kay Chronister
Desert Creatures by Kay Chronister // Published by Erewhon Books, Available November 8, 2022 Categories: Western, dystopian, post-apocalyptic, adventure, religious horror, bio-horror The Premise: The world isa desert that is alive. It claims people and animals, changing them into plants and monsters. There are numerous parties of people that practice different religious beliefs and pray/worship […]
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[REVIEW] HellSans – by Ever Dundas
HELLSANS by Ever Dundas Publisher: Angry Robot Release: October 11, 2022 Categories: Dystopia, Suspense, Science-Fiction, Social Commentary, Political Overtones The Premise: The government has designed a typeface that appears everywhere and fills the People with euphoric bliss. It’s called HellSans and it keeps people under a kind of control. Those that are allergic to it […]
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[REVIEW] Fairy Tale – by Stephen King
Chances are you know the basics to the presented story of Fairy Tale, seeing as it’s a book by King and his work is promoted everywhere all the time. But I’ll throw this out there just in case: Charlie Reade is a high school athlete, and a popular one at that. His mother died when […]
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[REVIEW] Magnum Opus – by Caitlin Marceau
Charlotte writes a new book, possibly her best, only to learn her best friend – also an author – will be releasing her latest bestseller at the same time. Though the friend is excited to share the date with Charlotte, the feeling is one-sided. What follows is a tragic death that could have been avoided. […]
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[REVIEW] Laughlin Hills Community Magazine (Issue 1 Fall 2022) – by Caitlin Marceau
This is a humorous magazine with a horror backdrop. I giggled throughout it, especially during the course advertisements where you find two NOT-Necromany class descriptions. I only have two small issues. This is a short read (roughly a half hour) and somewhat difficult to read. I borrowed it via Kindle Unlimited and read it on […]
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