Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark
Review by Andrew Fowlow
We are all incredibly fortunate to have such a skilled writer determined to deliver this important message. Dark fiction with historical context we so desperately deserve.
Bookshots: "A House at the Bottom of a Lake" by Josh Malerman
Review by Joshua Chaplinsky
A review of Malerman's eminently creepy paean to teenage love.
"little threats" by Emily Schultz
Review by Ben Tanzer
A taut psychological thriller with a very relevant message about real world power dynamics.
"Along the Path of Torment" by Chandler Morrison
Review by Sadie Hartmann
A punishing yet rewarding read that is not for everybody. Includes thoughts on reviewing extreme transgressive literature in general.
"Writing in the Dark" by Tim Waggoner
Review by Cina Pelayo
A guide to understanding the horror genre that provides advice and tools for the beginner and refreshing tips for the veteran.
"The Magic of Terry Pratchett" by Marc Burrows
Review by Karina Wilson
Sir Terry Pratchett died in 2015 but his voluminous legacy lives on. This new biography charts his journey from Beaconsfield Public Library to Buckingham Palace, selling 85 million books along the way
"It Came from the Multiplex: 80s Midnight Chillers" Edited by Joshua Viola
Review by Christopher Shultz
Reading 'Multiplex' is a bit like watching 'Creepshow': it’s gory, goofy, and painted in the broadest strokes imaginable.
"The Circus of Stolen Dreams" by Lorelei Savaryn
Review by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Sometimes an escape becomes the trap.
"The Only Good Indians" by Stephen Graham Jones
Review by Christopher Shultz
SGJ's latest novel is a graphically violent supernatural slasher narrative bound together with poignant heart and drama.
Dominion: An Anthology of Speculative Fiction from Africa and the African Diaspora
Review by Christopher Shultz
In a landmark first, this collection features stories exclusively by authors from Africa and the African Diaspora.
