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Magick (NSFW Magic Demon Brothel Horror)
Anyone who’s read my reviews knows how highly I rate Judith Sonnet. Not only an amazing person, but an absolute prolific writer who sends out banger after banger into the universe. Magick was written in 10 days, and to me that just tells you how amazing a writer must be when 10 days worth […]
David Sodergren \ horror \ horror literature \ paranormal horror \ thriller \ witch horror
Maggie’s Grave (Paranormal Witch Horror)
David Sodergren has once again blessed my Kindle with a brilliant folk horror tale. I loved The Haar, but I absolutely adored Maggie’s Grave. In the nearly deserted town Auchenmullan, with just 47 residents remaining, a dark tale lays dormant. Towards the top of a mountain, a singular grave lies. “MAGGIE WALL BURIED HERE […]
horror literature \ Matt Shaw \ werewolf fiction \ werewolf literature
Spaghetti (Hideous Werewolf Cannibal Literature)
When the lives of six people combine in the most random and fleeting ways, all separately and short, one huge issue brings them together. By together I mean in the loosest of senses. After meeting each other the first time none of them ever really meet again. But the curse of the werewolf leaves […]
Carl John Lee \ horror literature \ LGBTQ+ \ ultra-violence
Psychic Teenage Bloodbath II (Sexy Insanity Psychic Ultra-Violence)
What another wild ride from Carl John Lee. A 10-year gap between the first book and this one, Charlie finds herself with Lynette, although it just…isn’t her. Susan, her ex-psychic girlfriend, who caused a massacre years before, now occupies the mind of Lynette. And she makes no effort to hide it anymore. Still bitter […]
D. W. Hitz \ horror literature \ Maisie Stokely
Stay Out of the Tub!! (OMG It’s a HAUNTED TUB Splatterpunk Horror)
This will be a strange review. It will sound conflicting and possibly like I have no idea why I’m talking about it. Bear with me. I want to start out by saying, I didn’t actually like this book. And I couldn’t explain or articulate why. I just didn’t vibe with it much. So now […]
horror literature \ Judith Sonnet \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
No One Rides for Free (Absolutely Disgusting Splatter Horror)
I found myself pondering what the best way to start my New Year’s off with, looked in my TBR, and made the decision that a short and sweet Judith Sonnet special would do the trick. Let’s just say, would I class it as “the best way?” I don’t actually know. Books like this make it […]
Amazon Digital Services \ extreme horror fiction \ gore literature \ Harrison Phillips \ horror literature \ Insan Kamil \ insanecamel
Superfan (Boy Band Revenge Gore Fiction)
Parasocial relationships with bands have been a thing since the dawn of time, I’m pretty sure. For young teenagers who love boy bands this is a huge thing; girls love their favorite member, fantasize about them, dream of meeting them, and just breathing the same air. But they always say don’t meet your heroes […]
Daniel J. Volpe \ horror literature \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
Talia (Supernatural Extreme Splatter Smut)
Talia has been on my radar for a little while now. I’ve seen a few horror friends review it, and it’s featured on many people’s bookshelves. But for some reason, I just hadn’t picked it up, until now. And for the most part, I’m happy I did. Split into two parts, Volpe begins telling the […]
horror literature \ Mangkhoe \ Matt Shaw \ psychological horror \ Satanic literature
Channel X (Basically Satanic Streaming Service Horror)
When I see a Matt Shaw book recommended on Kindle, it usually goes straight onto my TBR, or even straight to me reading it. Channel X grabbed my attention and I thought “perhaps some sort of porn channel, with dire consequences?” I, of course, was wrong…as usual. Channel X happens to be something more […]
Encyclopocalypse Publications \ Frankie Madrigal \ giallo \ gore literature \ horror literature \ Lucas Magnum \ Wesley Southard
The Final Gate (Giallo Zombie Horror)
Having never seen a Lucio Fulci movie, I feel like I went into this book with a fresh set of eyes. The authors make it clear at the start that they take huge inspiration from the director, and his films influence this book hugely. The Final Gate sets the pace early; it’s very quick […]
