Grady Hendrix’s Witchcraft for Wayward Girls: Horror Meets Empowerment Introduction Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix delves into the enchanting realm where magic intertwines with social justice. This captivating novel navigates the journey of young girls embracing their powers while challenging societal norms. . Grady Hendrix’s latest novel, “Witchcraft […]
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The Home: Mind-Bending Horror of Judith Sonnet
“There was another blur and then a spatter of blood. It went everywhere, like a chipmunk tossed into a wood chipper.” Introduction With a unique flair for intertwining the grotesque and the profound, her latest offering, The Home, pushes the boundaries of the genre, seamlessly blending quiet dread with splashes […]
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Daubed in Darkness by J. Daniel Stone’s
Book Review: Daubed in Darkness, by J. Daniel Stone by Thomas Joyce such is the power of Stone as a storyteller that he too can describe such deliciously dark scenes in such detail that we can’t help but picture them in our mind’s eye, and be disturbed. Nightmarish images of […]
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The Way Up Is Death: A Unique Novel
Book Review: The Way Up is Death by Dan Hanks Like the unholy offspring of Cube and Hellraiser, The Way Up Is Death is a mind-bending blend of horror, sci-fi, and the human condition that will leave you battered and bruised but hungry for more. Introduction The Way Up Is […]
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