If you’re anything like me, you know the most wonderful time of the year is actually October. Although, I think horror should be read year round, October is the perfect month to break out your coziest blankets and read some spooky books. I don’t know exactly what it is that I love so much about …
A spoiler-free review of Nestlings by Nat Cassidy. My Synopsis Ana and Reid have nearly survived their first year of parenthood, but not without challenges. Ana is learning how to navigate life in a wheelchair after a rare complication from childbirth has left her without the use of her legs. Reid is struggling to cope …
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A spoiler Free Review of The Handy Man Method by Nick Cutter and Andrew F. Sullivan When I hear the name Nick Cutter, DISTURBING is the first word that pops into my head. Sorry Mr. Cutter. I’ve read three of his books now and all of them neatly fall under the “disturbing horror’ category. You’d …
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In honor of making it onto the USA Today Best-seller list here is my ultimate book recommendation: Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery by Brom. Almost two years ago I was temporarily living in my mom’s basement with the red dogs (Penelope and Coral) and our black cat Groot. The four of us were sleeping in …
Folk Horror: It’s my favorite sub genre of horror, always has been and always will be. Folk horror is a sub genre of horror that is similar to supernatural horror and can sometimes fall under this category as well. Folk horror includes aspects of folklore of course, but can also include aspects of superstition, pagan …
A spoiler free book review of All Hallows by Christopher Golden What town in the 80s has a creepy portal to a hellish dimension that threatens to kill a gang of neighborhood kids? We’re not talking Stranger Things or the Upside Down here. In Christopher Golden’s All Hallows, we follow the neighbors of Parmenter road, …
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A spoiler free review of Stephen King’s latest novel Holly King’s latest novel Holly was released on September 5th, a day that I had popped into Barnes and Noble to pick up a copy of Ann Patchett’s Tom Lake, and ended up leaving with four books. Oops. Barnes and Nobel was full of people excited …
