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Gory, violent, and darkly funny, “The Haar” is a strange but worthwhile read.
Gory, violent, and darkly funny, “The Haar” is a strange but worthwhile read.
“Snake-Eater” starts as a slow burn with interesting characters. The last third, however, feels underdeveloped and rushed.
“Snake-Eater” starts as a slow burn with interesting characters. The last third, however, feels underdeveloped and rushed.
”The Great Work” is a sweet story about acceptance, though not much else.
”The Great Work” is a sweet story about acceptance, though not much else.
While it effectively depicts the experience of a teenage girl in high school, you’d be forgiven for skipping “Half His Age” as it clumsily handles it’s sensitive subject matter.
While it effectively depicts the experience of a teenage girl in high school, you’d be forgiven for skipping “Half His Age” as it clumsily handles it’s sensitive subject matter.
“Strange Pictures” is a fun, if scattered, cozy puzzle horror.
“Strange Pictures” is a fun, if scattered, cozy puzzle horror.
If you want a murder mystery and a cozy horror that, only sometimes veers into camp, then "Strange Houses" is for you.
If you want a murder mystery and a cozy horror that, only sometimes veers into camp, then "Strange Houses" is for you.
”The Great Work” is a sweet story about acceptance, though not much else.
”The Great Work” is a sweet story about acceptance, though not much else.
While continuing the series’ uneven pacing, “What Stalks the Deep” is a vast improvement over its predecessor and embraces a more jaded (and humorous) Alex Easton.
While continuing the series’ uneven pacing, “What Stalks the Deep” is a vast improvement over its predecessor and embraces a more jaded (and humorous) Alex Easton.
“The Children of Red Peak” burns brightly in the crowded elevated horror space by captivating readers with its addictive narrative and intricate character development.
“The Children of Red Peak” burns brightly in the crowded elevated horror space by captivating readers with its addictive narrative and intricate character development.
“The Midnight Knock” masterfully weaves together cosmic horror, murder mystery, and dark comedy. What results is unique and captivating story that is as deeply heartwarming as it is terrifying.
“The Midnight Knock” masterfully weaves together cosmic horror, murder mystery, and dark comedy. What results is unique and captivating story that is as deeply heartwarming as it is terrifying.
Krakauer’s unique perspective offers a comprehensive and detailed exploration of mountaineering on Everest, while also respecting the survivors and victims of the 1996 Everest disaster.
Krakauer’s unique perspective offers a comprehensive and detailed exploration of mountaineering on Everest, while also respecting the survivors and victims of the 1996 Everest disaster.
“The Midnight Knock” masterfully weaves together cosmic horror, murder mystery, and dark comedy. What results is unique and captivating story that is as deeply heartwarming as it is terrifying.
“The Midnight Knock” masterfully weaves together cosmic horror, murder mystery, and dark comedy. What results is unique and captivating story that is as deeply heartwarming as it is terrifying.
“Seven Rabbits” pushes the boundaries of graphic violence, even going so far as to follow through with its gruesome nature. However, it continues the horror trend of depicting violence against women in a tired and, in several cases, tasteless manner.
“Seven Rabbits” pushes the boundaries of graphic violence, even going so far as to follow through with its gruesome nature. However, it continues the horror trend of depicting violence against women in a tired and, in several cases, tasteless manner.
“Ring Shout” is a fun, bloody, and pulpy afro sci-fi that could have used just little more story and character development.
“Ring Shout” is a fun, bloody, and pulpy afro sci-fi that could have used just little more story and character development.