Gunfighter: A Review of Laird Barron’s Man with No Name
by Anthony Perconti The American author Laird Barron is one of many writers of his generation that has expanded the
Read moreby Anthony Perconti The American author Laird Barron is one of many writers of his generation that has expanded the
Read moreI’m all for writers earning a decent living, getting reviewed by NYT, Kirkus, whatever, and being appreciated by the masses.
Read moreby Alexander Pyles Where to even begin, but I think ideally it would be to start at level one. We
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreby Alex Khlopenko Every single time I join any community there comes a strange moment when I first begin to
Read moreby Mike Ramberg In the horror genre, it is often difficult to distinguish between tropes and opportunities. A decaying gothic
Read moreby Julie Rea Survivor Song, by Paul Tremblay, is about an epidemic that causes havoc in the United States. The book
Read moreby Alex Khlopenko One of the worst books I read this year. I know that rambling about an 11-year-old book
Read moreby Anthony Perconti Count Jan Potocki seems like he stepped out of a grand piece of adventure fiction. This Polish
Read moreby Alexander Pyles What happens when a merman becomes a literal fish out of water, in order to find his
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