Category: Reviews
Sex and Sexuality in Victorian Britain by Violet Fenn
Contains: copious anecdotes that are no more than what you probably already expect, some uncommonly known information.
The Celestial Assignment by Theresa Braun
Contains: unlikely angels, strong storytelling.
Coleridge by Tom Deady
Contains: mystery, home invasion, lesbians in horror, the secret to immortality.
Cruel Works of Nature by Gemma Amor
Contains: many short stories, meat plants, flaming vengeance, bovine horror, and much, much more.
The Unheimlich Manoeuvre by Tracy Fahey
Contains: tales of domestic horror.
Blood Red Sky by Paul Kane
Contains: zombie-free apocalypse, dead adults, one blood red sky.
Women’s Work by Chris Crisman
Contains: beautiful photographs, hit-or-miss essays about women who have strong support systems.
Docile by K.M. Szpara
Contains: difficult topics, strong storytelling.
The Beauty by Aliya Whiteley
Contains: fungal sex, body horror, destruction of social constructs.
Hollow by Rhonda Parrish
Contains: a wrong colored bird, asshole teenagers, a sweet puppy, and a weird Polaroid camera.
