"The Writing Retreat" by Julia Bartz
Review by Christopher Shultz
There's nothing more terrifying than being a woman and a writer.
More Than "Less Than Zero": Escaping Into Bret Eason Ellis's "The Shards"
Review by Gabriel Hart
Gabriel Hart cuts into new Bret Easton Ellis mega-novel, "The Shards."
"This Story Will Change" by Elizabeth Crane & "Book of Extraordinary Tragedies" by Joe Meno.
Review by Ben Tanzer
A Better Story: Ruminations, Reflections and Reviews of "This Story Will Change" by Elizabeth Crane and "Book of Extraordinary Tragedies" by Joe Meno.
"The Best Horror of the Year Volume 14" edited by Ellen Datlow
Review by Christopher Shultz
Some horrors are new this year, but several more have been causing nightmares for decades.
"The Black Dog Eats The City" by Chris Kelso
Review by Thomas Kendall
A review of the hardcover rerelease from West Vine Press.
"Jackal" by Erin E. Adams
Review by Christopher Shultz
In her debut novel, Adams spectacularly weaves a serial killer whodunnit into the classist and racist history of America.
"Mothwoman" by Nicole Cushing
Review by Christopher Shultz
The latest novel from the Bram Stoker Award-winning Cushing is her most ambitious and mind-melting yet.
On Becoming Nightbitch
Review by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
A reflection on "Nightbitch" by Rachel Yoder that explores female rage and the importance of unapologetic women in fiction.
"At Night All Blood Is Black"
Review by Joshua Isard
A review of a lauded book no one else seems to be reading.
"Writing in the Dark: The Workbook" by Tim Waggoner
Review by Cina Pelayo
Tim Waggoner follows up his 2020 Bram Stoker Award winning "Writing in the Dark" with this thought-provoking workbook.
