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Soft Targets
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2023
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The Psychographist
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2024
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A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
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2024
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Split Scream Volume One
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2022
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Reunion Special: A Novella
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2020
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Portraits of Decay
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2025
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The Corpse Priest
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2026
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We Will Speak Again of The Red Tower
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2025
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A Cold Wind in Autumn
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2024
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Turn Your Eyes to the Void: Essays and Art Inspired by the Work of Erik McHatton
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2024
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Carson’s Recent Updates
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"If you like your grimdark fantasy bloody, this is the book for you. It follows a protagonist who comes from a people who welcome death, but are nonethless willing to stick around for a while to help others meet their end. The level of gore almost bec"
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"This was a good, quick read that ticks all the boxes for Fall (not Halloween). Small town with secrets? Check. Scary scarecrows? Check. Perfect for September."
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Marano’s hardboiled horror hybrid is a love letter to cinema, rumbling to life thanks to the engine of its cynical protagonist. Great voice, with a horrific twist on the classic noir set-up that culminates in an intriguingly bizarre third act. Great ...more |
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| A lot has and will be said about Daniel Kraus’ ANGEL DOWN, but having just finished it this afternoon, I wanted to jot down some thoughts. First off, I loved it. It’s a gloriously ambitious, muscularly stylish speculative war novel that conjures comp ...more | |
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| Strong collection of horrific short fiction where the supernatural is eclipsed by the messiness of humans and their relationships. Quality stuff. Favorite stories: "The Wild Acre", "S.S.", "The Monsters of Heaven", "Sunbleached", and "North American ...more | |
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| What ZONE ONE does so well isn't a reinvention of the zombie story, but an elevation. Whitehead's novel has much of what you'd expect from a post-apocalyptic living dead nightmare, but it's continually innovated with precise observations and excellen ...more | |
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| Hilarious weird fiction novella with lots of absurdity and mundane corporate horror. This was my first read by Elsby, but I'll most definitely be checking out more. ...more | |
“In some men, it might open a wound, a sad acknowledgment of the state of his marriage, but Ed did not think like that. He lived in the present and was happy to be loved in the present, if not in the past.”
― The Psychographist
― The Psychographist
“We, the many, will purge our lands of those that keep us under their thumbs. What community is truly a community when it is built on the backs of others? Which of us farms the fields? Which of us brings blood to these soils? To those that are so resolute in their superiority- we offer an alternative to their station.
This alternative is death. By our hands, by those that you have subjugated for so long.
It is true, we are not worldly. But that does not make us weak. We can be fooled, as our rulers have seen in the past. But silver tongues run red with righteous violence when the time is right.”
― A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
This alternative is death. By our hands, by those that you have subjugated for so long.
It is true, we are not worldly. But that does not make us weak. We can be fooled, as our rulers have seen in the past. But silver tongues run red with righteous violence when the time is right.”
― A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
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