A Lush and Seething Hell Review: Ain’t I King of Hell?
This book is in contention for my favorite horror of 2019, but it’s already won for best title. A Lush and Seething Hell. How can you not want to read something that calls to…
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This book is in contention for my favorite horror of 2019, but it’s already won for best title. A Lush and Seething Hell. How can you not want to read something that calls to…
Read story ↗This is not a spoiler: the dog lives. We know this at the start. We also know that the narrator lives. Mouse, our intrepid heroine, is definitely worse for the wear, but she’s still…
Read story ↗Imagine that The Martian and Lovecraft had a baby that was raised by the Alien franchise and you probably have a good approximation of Walking to Aldebaran, a novella by the prolific Adrian Tchaikovsky.…
Read story ↗The Sea Dreams It Is The Sky reads like House of Leaves had an unholy demon baby with The Shadow of the Wind. In the best way. And if you don't know what I'm…
Read story ↗The Signalman is waiting. The cultists are waiting. Time divides them, and a short, terrible burst of violence, but that's not very much, in the scheme of this universe. They all want to know…
Read story ↗A girl is missing. A student has fled from her rooms in the middle of the night after or with a young man. At first this means only—only!—that the Women's College might be in…
Read story ↗What happens when you take the Cthulhu mythos and add a bunch of anime girls in a harem comedy? A complete disaster, that's what. We thought that this show might be a good idea to watch,…
Read story ↗In honor of City of Blades coming out, I re-read American Elsewhere, which--fun story--I hate-bought because the cover (and title) looked so much like American Gods. "Well this is going to be bullshit" I…
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