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 0 Comment on Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica, Translated by Sarah Moses
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Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica, Translated by Sarah Moses

Contains: one of the most shocking stories I’ve read in recent memory.

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Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power

Weird corn, weird apricots, weird deaths, mystery, body horror, lots of fire, serious emotional abuse/gaslighting.

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Devil’s Creek by Todd Keisling

Contains: Cults, cosmic horror, Lovecraftian inspiration that cannot possibly be described, that Old-Time Religion, body horror.

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House of Secrets by Darcy Coates

Contains: one Big Bad monster, a love story between some folks who are already married, some ghosts and other assorted monster-types.

 0 Comment on Dark Choir by Paul Melhuish
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Dark Choir by Paul Melhuish

Contains: choirs, abuse, revenge, violence, plenty of death, an abandoned asylum.

 0 Comment on The Age of Witches by Louisa Morgan
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The Age of Witches by Louisa Morgan

Contains: witchery, feminism, strong writing, manikins.

 0 Comment on The Book of Koli by M.R. Carey
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The Book of Koli by M.R. Carey

Contains: Killer plants, technological wonders, weird speech patterns, and a far-post-apocalypse world.

 2 Comments on The Wise Friend by Ramsey Campbell
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The Wise Friend by Ramsey Campbell

Contains: magic, supernatural elements, creepy art, jars of earth.

 0 Comment on Seven Cleopatra Hill by Justin Holley
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Seven Cleopatra Hill by Justin Holley

Contains: cryptids, demonic possession, ghosts, precocious children, lesbians in horror.

 0 Comment on Sex and Sexuality in Victorian Britain by Violet Fenn
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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.