Tobias Reckermann’s Gloom & Glow Review: German Weird Fiction Untold Anyone interested in the small weird … Tobias Reckermann’s Gloom & Glow Review: German Weird Fiction UntoldRead more
Horror Book Reviews
Ginger Nuts of Horror has been reviewing horror books for 18 years. Here you will find reviews of new horror novels, novellas and short story collections, from small indie presses to the big imprints, across folk horror, gothic, cosmic, psychological horror and everything in between. Every review is free, independent and honest.
A Box Full of Darkness Review: A Supernatural Cold Case Thriller by Simone St. James
Simone St. James has built a novel, brick by brick, that is rich in detail, thoughtful … A Box Full of Darkness Review: A Supernatural Cold Case Thriller by Simone St. JamesRead more
A Review of Jim Butcher’s Twelve Months, Healing is Messy
Healing is Messy: A Review of Jim Butcher’s Twelve Months Let’s be honest, after a war, you … A Review of Jim Butcher’s Twelve Months, Healing is MessyRead more
Itch! by Gemma Amor Review: A Folk Horror Novel of Trauma and Terror
She’s not just telling scary stories; she’s writing works of unease. She understands that the deepest … Itch! by Gemma Amor Review: A Folk Horror Novel of Trauma and TerrorRead more
How do you make a Hellraiser? The secret ingredient is love. No, really.
How do you make a Hellraiser? The secret ingredient is love. No, really. Content warning: we’re … How do you make a Hellraiser? The secret ingredient is love. No, really.Read more
The Cold House Review: A.G. Slatter’s Folk Horror Novella Chills to the Bone
The Bones Remember: A.G. Slatter’s Grief-Chilled Tale of Haunting and Heritage, The Cold House You know … The Cold House Review: A.G. Slatter’s Folk Horror Novella Chills to the BoneRead more
Bailfire and Brimstone by Raven Dane, Grimdark Gaelic Folklore: A Review
Honestly, you don’t see a Bodach Glas every day. Or a Sidh, for that matter. Raven … Bailfire and Brimstone by Raven Dane, Grimdark Gaelic Folklore: A ReviewRead more
He Will Have the World by David Jack-Fletcher The Unsettling Claustrophobia of Trapped at 30,000 Feet
He Will Have the World by David Jack Fletcher The Unsettling Claustrophobia of Trapped at 30,000 … He Will Have the World by David Jack-Fletcher The Unsettling Claustrophobia of Trapped at 30,000 FeetRead more
Chris Sorensen’s Balancing Act: The Haunting of Sorrow’s Leap Merges Heart and Humour
Chris Sorensen’s Balancing Act: The Haunting of Sorrow’s Leap Merges Heart and Humour You can always … Chris Sorensen’s Balancing Act: The Haunting of Sorrow’s Leap Merges Heart and HumourRead more
Digging into Darkness: A Review of Scratch Moss, David Barnett’s Mining Folk Horror
You finish it. And you feel the dirt, that metaphorical dirt, still there. Under your nails. … Digging into Darkness: A Review of Scratch Moss, David Barnett’s Mining Folk HorrorRead more