Leticia Lopez / Contributor 24/06/2021 Leticia Lopez / Contributor 24/06/2021

[Book Review] Glamour Ghoul: The Passions and Pain of the Real Vampira, Maila Nurmi

Be careful with what you create. Take on a character or role and society is grasped by that staple no matter how many times you try to yank it out…

Alex Challoner / Contributor 03/06/2021 Alex Challoner / Contributor 03/06/2021

[Book Review] The Cipher (1991)

There is a hole. A hole in the floor of a storage closet in Nicholas’s apartment building. Along with his friend and on/off lover, Nakota, the hole is explored as best they can…

Alex Challoner / Contributor 17/05/2021 Alex Challoner / Contributor 17/05/2021

[Book Review] Water Shall Refuse Them

McKnight Hardy’s debut novel is a literary folk horror set in Wales during the summer heatwave of 1976…

Marisa Mercurio / Contributor 10/05/2021 Marisa Mercurio / Contributor 10/05/2021

[Book Review] Mary: The Adventures of Mary Shelley’s Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Granddaughter

Mary is not a good writer. She’s not sure she wants to be. But what else is there for the descendent of Mary Shelley?

Rebecca McCallum / Assistant Editor 12/04/2021 Rebecca McCallum / Assistant Editor 12/04/2021

[Book Review] Women Make Horror (2020)

Women Make Horror would make an invaluable reference tool for anyone writing about or creating horror…

Marisa Mercurio / Contributor 05/04/2021 Marisa Mercurio / Contributor 05/04/2021

[Book Review] A Certain Hunger (2020)

It begins with a meal. And a murder. Not necessarily in that order. Chelsea G. Summers’s debut novel revitalizes the sophisticated cannibal through a feminist slant…

Siân Robyn Jenkins / Contributor 20/02/2021 Siân Robyn Jenkins / Contributor 20/02/2021

[Book Review] Mexican Gothic (2020)

Joyfully stabs its figurative blade into the diseased and decaying flesh of discrimination…

Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 15/02/2021 Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 15/02/2021

[Book Review] We Need To Talk About Kevin (2003)

Becoming a mother has always been revered as one of the most exciting and life-defining moments for a woman…

Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 21/01/2021 Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 21/01/2021

[Book Review] Grotesque (2019)

Imagining a character so despicable, so disgusting and so vile comes from a place of understanding and depth…