Bookshots: 'The Black Tongue' by Marko Hautala
Review by Leah Dearborn
Envision bits of 'The Ring', the Brothers Grimm, and Gillian Flynn rolled together, and that comes close to the impression left by 'The Black Tongue'. It's a little strange, but it appears to work.
Bookshots: 'Numero Zero' by Umberto Eco
Review by Ed Sikov
A review of the new novel by the famed semiotician.
Bookshots: 'Made to Kill' by Adam Christopher
Review by BH Shepherd
A brief review of 'Made to Kill' by Adam Christopher.
Bookshots: 'Slade House' by David Mitchell
Review by Chris Rosales
Review of the new novel "Slade House" by David Mitchell, the New York Times Bestselling author of "The Bone Clocks" and "Cloud Atlas."
Bookshots: 'Welcome to Night Vale' by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor
Review by Max Booth III
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Bookshots: ‘Savage Lane’ By Jason Starr
Review by Keith Rawson
A brief review of noirist Jason Starr's 16th novel, 'Savage Lane'.
Bookshots: 'Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe' by Thomas Ligotti
Review by Christopher Shultz
The first two groundbreaking collections from Thomas Ligotti get the Penguin Classics paperback treatment.
Bookshots: 'The Rim of Morning' by William Sloane
Review by Cath Murphy
Stephen King thinks these reissued horror novellas from the 1930s are remarkable. So do I.
