Of Flesh and Blood: Fictional True Cajun Crime
Atmospheric, compelling, and wholly of its own, Of Flesh and Blood by N.L. Lavin and Hunter Burke is an enthralling, impressive debut.
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Author: Anna Dupre
Play Nice: An Unapologetically Frightening Examination of Feminine Reality
An unapologetic force of horror, Play Nice is the best showcase of Rachel Harrison’s voice within the landscape of modern horror fiction.
Saint Catherine: Unique, Compelling Examination of Guilt in the Modern World
Visually stunning and deeply endearing, Saint Catherine is a graphic novel that touched my heart and soul for the earnest conversations it fosters.
I Am a Woman in Horror: Finding Home in the Horrific
There is nothing more valuable than this strength, than this community that means absolutely everything. We are women in horror, and we are here to stay.
rekt: A Mean, Gritty, and Painfully Honest View of the Digital Age
A book that accomplishes so much through its harshness, rekt by Alex Gonzalez feels like one of the most pertinent novels of the digital age.
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter: A Passionate, Unforgettable, and Deeply Profound Reckoning
Brilliant, harrowing, and irrevocably devoted, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter feels like a novel that only comes around once in a lifetime.
The Staircase in the Woods: An Equally Heartfelt and Horrific Journey of Found Family
In what feels like an autopsy of the idea friendship itself, The Staircase in the Woods leaves a resonant notion that speaks to each reader individually, a truly haunting narrative.
