Category: Book Reviews
So: let’s start this review with a confession: the movie The Exorcist (1973) is one of my favourite horror films. I first saw it…
Film is an alchemical process, process of change. And my brother and I were alchemists, magicians. … Paloma, in The Shoemaker’s Magician The…
For those who don’t know, Ellen Datlow is generally regarded as one of the greatest genre editors and anthologists of the last 45 years…
The water is deep and dark. I spit, my mouth is full of cold weed and small snails crawl over my face. My rotting…
The competitive world of professorial academics, sapphic romance, and mythic Norse monsters coming alive fuel Taylor Grothe’s adult horror debut, Lethal Kiss. Told from…
Recent reviews here at SFFWorld have mentioned the recent resurrection of the Hammer Horror film franchise with the 4K release of the 1958 film…
Fin looked back down at the paper and then to her hands, fighting the urge to pick up a black crayon and scrawl a…
When sisters Chloe, Zoe and Dido were children, their father died and their mother could no longer care for them, so they were sent…
Just past midnight on the eighth of August, the year I turned seventeen, the servants at Thirdhop Scarp were woken by screams – terrible…
Sometimes a book can completely upend your expectations, sometimes it can give you nothing like what you expected it to be, even if part…
Many horror novels start with family strife or a family dealing with tragedy, while a great many horror stories are very much about monsters…
… Charley, a ghost is a form of redemption. Oona Oliver and Carrie are a married couple in their 30s living in New…
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect with this one. Arden manages to combine real events – the Halifax explosion, The Battle of Passchendaele…
Adrian Tchaikovsky has been an author that I have regrettably slept on for the past couple of years as a sci-fi lover, and with…
“What do you mean, she’s missing?” Elise Julie was a free spirit in college who presided at the center of her group of buds,…
Once upon a time, the sign that we were heading towards Christmas would be the arrival of a new Terry Pratchett book; and usually…
Delilah S. Dawson is one of the most dependable, entertaining, and prolific storytellers across all genres. From fantasy, to near future SF, to media…
It’s a bit of a paradox in itself, but to me time travel stories seem to be timeless. There’s something about them that seems…
Astarion Ancunin was supposed to be a magistrate, not a vampire spawn. He was supposed to serve the law, not the vicious vampire lord…
Here at Hobbit Towers we have reached Autumn. Suddenly the nights have got longer and it feels just a little colder; which means that…