Paul Kelly

Review copy provided by St. Martin’s Press

Clive Barker fans, this one’s for you.

Review copy provided by Tor Books

Around a third of the way into this book, I found myself wondering when something, anything, was going to happen. It wasn’t for another hundred or so pages that I realized that, like Celia, Kindred Cove had been wearing down my defenses since the beginning.

Midsommar, without Ari Aster’s lack of empathy; human and haunting.

Review copy provided by Tor Nightfire

“This would not have happened if your workplace was unionized.”

An efficient, nasty little piece of work, straight from the Sam Raimi buckets-of-blood school of horror.

A great debut.

Review copy provided by Tor Nightfire

A gory, science-gone-mad easy read that feels like a lost Resident Evil story. Set your expectations appropriately and enjoy.

Review copy provided by Da Capo Press

Imagine your life, and the people that cycle in and out of it, and back again. Your soul constellation. We all have them, but on the biggest stages with the biggest names of the 1990s, this idea seems grand, mythical, and mysterious.

This memoir helped me turn inward and see my own lives (because there have been several) and loves in the same way. A little bit of self-mythologizing will take you far.