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Advance Review of Peel Back and See on Horror World

“This was an incredible collection with real breadth and depth of subjects covered. Wonderfully evocative imagery, horror that evokes disgust and introspection, and really excellent characterization. I’ve become a big fan of Mike Thorn’s work.”

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A Quickie With J | Episode 16 | Havoc | Mike Thorn

"Havoc," the opening story in Peel Back and See , gets analyzed on The World According to J!

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Darkest Hours Reviewed on As Told by Bex

“I loved seeing Mike’s love for the genre shine through in his work. This occurs in the fiction pieces alongside the essays that can be found at the end of the expanded edition.”

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Night Worms Cover Reveal: PEEL BACK AND SEE

On October 29, 2021, JournalStone will release Peel Back and See.

Visit Night Worms for an exclusive cover reveal (art by Mikio Murakami).

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"A New Kind of Drug" Reviewed on Steve Talks About Books & Stuff

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Mike Thorn Interviewed on Unwanted Things

Cameron Baker and Mike Thorn talk about everything from influences to current works and future plans.

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Darkest Hours Reviewed on More Like Library Booked

“Thorn just has a way with description that makes the stories hit the reader hard because you feel like you’re part of the experience.”

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People’s Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos: Mike Thorn/Aylesbury Pike/Azathoth

Mike Thorn appears to discuss the continuing relevance of H.P. Lovecraft’s fiction, its influence on his own work, and more.

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Mike Thorn Reviews THE SADNESS and MIDNIGHT for In Review Online’s Coverage of Fantasia Fest 2021

Read Thorn’s review of The Sadness.

Read Thorn’s review of Midnight.

Ink Heist Guest Post: Mike Thorn’s 100 Favorite Books of the 21st Century (So Far)

“It might seem strange to assemble a list of the 21st century’s best books as early as 2021, given that less than a quarter of the century has passed. However, from 2000 onward, I made my biggest personal strides, both as a writer and as a reader.”

Read the article and see the list on Ink Heist.