Items tagged with 'Review'

A review of Malerman's eminently creepy paean to teenage love.

A punishing yet rewarding read that is not for everybody. Includes thoughts on reviewing extreme transgressive literature in general.

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

Sometimes an escape becomes the trap.

In a landmark first, this collection features stories exclusively by authors from Africa and the African Diaspora.

Six years ago, an anthology of film-themed horror stories crept into readers hands, and their nightmares were never the same. Now...it’s back.

Whether or not one agrees with Williams on his theories about race, his new book is well worth the time of anyone interested in the subject.

A funeral for the traditional short story, presented to you as a Chuck Klosterman book.

Though not without its flaws, "Inspection" upholds Malerman's premiere horror author status.

Chris Kelso explores humanity's collapse and identity in "I Dream of Mirrors."

Sayaka Murata's novel is a meditation on things sorely missing from American literature.

Michelle McNamara's book "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" is undeniably an accomplishment, both because of and in spite of its fractured nature of the project.