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November 8, 2016
After reading The Subjugated Beast and Freak Museum I can't say I'm a fan of R. R. Ryan. Both books follow the same basic formula, early on the young female protagonist is captured or incapacitated and spends most of the book trying to escape her captivity. I just didn't find the premise all that thrilling. The ending was rather sudden, lacked closure, and left a lot of questions unanswered. The addition of the freaks made everything more interesting though. Whatever complaints I have I did enjoy reading it but I don't feel like rereading it nor do I feel the need to seek out more books by the author.
January 15, 2026
Bridget O'Malley; widowed young Irish chemist, left pregnant is led by the women of the 'MARY MAGDALEN GUILD' to a supposed 'helping house' in the heart of London which is a front for the 'Freak Museum' of Dr. Stettin which is also a front for the fascistic conspiracy of Mr. Axe...
R.R. Ryan (Denice Jeanette Bradley) our first 'hardcore' woman horror novelist after Mary Shelley weaves a snaring horror-thriller prefiguring later celebrated works like Katherine Dunn's Geek Love and James Herbert's Others.
R.R. Ryan (Denice Jeanette Bradley) our first 'hardcore' woman horror novelist after Mary Shelley weaves a snaring horror-thriller prefiguring later celebrated works like Katherine Dunn's Geek Love and James Herbert's Others.
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