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by Anthony Perconti The American author Laird Barron is one of many writers of his generation that has expanded the

REVIEW: Negative Space by B.R. Yeager

December 9, 2020December 9, 2020 Three Crows

I’m all for writers earning a decent living, getting reviewed by NYT, Kirkus, whatever, and being appreciated by the masses.

Non-fiction Reviews

REVIEW: “Levels” by Karl Fischer

December 1, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows

by Alexander Pyles Where to even begin, but I think ideally it would be to start at level one. We

Interviews Non-fiction

INTERVIEW: “The Jealousy of Jalice” author Jesse Nolan Bailey

November 11, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows

WE TALKED WITH JESSE NOLAN BAILEY WHO RECENTLY DEBUTED WITH THE DARING FANTASY NOVEL “THE JEALOUSY OF JALICE“ THAT FOLLOWS

Fiction Horror

“These Silent Walls” by A. J. Vrana

November 8, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows horror, short story

The tall, westward-facing window in the spired nook offered one of the best views of the city. From the comfort

Interviews Non-fiction

INTERVIEW: Brian Catling

November 8, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows brian catling, interview

WRITER, POET, SCULPTOR, PROFESSOR OF FINE ARTS, AND CYCLOPS ENTHUSIAST – BRIAN CATLING DOES IT ALL. HE AUTHORED “THE VORRH

Fiction Horror

“Potato Face” by Rhiannon A Grist

October 12, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows

Potato Face stands in front of her bathroom mirror. Pasted round the edge are screengrabs of insta-models and make-up YouTubers.

Non-fiction Reviews

The Years of Lead: A Review of Giorgio De Maria’s The Twenty Days of Turin

September 28, 2020December 1, 2020 Three Crows anthony perconti, book review, giorgio de maria, the twetnty days of turin

The 2017 English translation by Roman Glazov of Giorgio De Maria’s The Twenty Days of Turin (A Report from the End of the Century), connotes a high water mark in the international weird fiction literary scene. Initially published in late 1977, The Twenty Days has gained traction amongst certain Italian circles as a cult classic.