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"You know those books that just live on your nightstand? The ones that are always there when you need them? The ones you throw in your bag to peek at their pages whenever you have a spare moment?
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The dread in Rabbit Blind is quite literally inescapable until the very last page; that feeling of wrongness is strong enough to make a person flinch. And finding out exactly what was wrong—a punch to the gut. Often with shorter novelettes like this on ...more |
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Scared Sh!tless by Alex Tucker is a sh!t ton of fun! From its slowburn start to being thrust into the middle of the horror time and time again, I was constantly fully immersed. Tucker's characters are mostly ordinary people thrust into extraordinary si ...more |
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The Coffin Chronicles: Poems and Stories (Cabin Reading Series):
"I've been a fan of Megan's writing for a long time now and here's two reasons why...
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Trust Fall: A Not-Very-Magical Fairy Tale About The F Word:
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This is a quick-read story, though from my experience it will linger with you long after you finish reading. Though the tale is fictitious and not a memoir, the author did interject pieces of her own childhood into it to flesh out" Read more of this review » |
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What struck me most about The Foofs (2025): Best of Strange Fiction is how creative every piece is—from flash fiction to novelette, all the concepts were amazingly weird and a pleasure to experience! I loved reading each and every one of the stories; ...more |
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“tread lightly when you read my words,
as they are swords
that will render you helpless.
i must confess:
my own honesty
scares me sometimes.”
― the darkest of times, the darkest of thoughts
as they are swords
that will render you helpless.
i must confess:
my own honesty
scares me sometimes.”
― the darkest of times, the darkest of thoughts
“In life, love gnawed my skin To this white bone; What love did then, love does now: Gnaws me through.”
― The Collected Poems
― The Collected Poems
“Burdened in such a way we seemed the lighter—
Ourselves the haunters, and they, flesh and blood;
As if, above love’s ruinage, we were
The heaven those two dreamed of, in despair.”
― The Collected Poems
Ourselves the haunters, and they, flesh and blood;
As if, above love’s ruinage, we were
The heaven those two dreamed of, in despair.”
― The Collected Poems
“Farther out, the waves will be mouthing icecakes— A poor month for park-sleepers and lovers. Even our shadows are blue with cold. We wanted to see the sun come up And are met, instead, by this iceribbed ship, Bearded and blown, an albatross of frost, Relic of tough weather, every winch and stay Encased in a glassy pellicle. The”
― The Colossus: and Other Poems
― The Colossus: and Other Poems