Bookshots: 'The Sick Bag Song' by Nick Cave
Review by Leah Dearborn November 7, 2016
Would I want to live in Nick Cave's mind? Probably not, but I don't really think he does either.
Bookshots: 'Pull Me Under' by Kelly Luce
Review by Freddie Moore November 3, 2016
A look inside Kelly Luce's debut novel.
Bookshots: 'Reel' by Tobias Carroll
Review by Gabino Iglesias November 3, 2016
Two people crash against each other briefly, but their encounter leaves lasting consequences.
Bookshots: 'Nightmares: A New Decade of Modern Horror' Edited By Ellen Datlow
Review by Keith Rawson
A brief review of the new anthology, 'Nightmares: A New Decade of Modern Horror'.
Bookshots: 'A Bloom of Bones' by Allen Morris Jones
Review by Stephanie Bonjack
A dead body discovered in small-town big sky country directs all eyes to a lone cowboy with a complicated past.
Bookshots: 'Certain Dark Things' by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Review by Max Booth III October 25, 2016
A review of Silvia Moreno-Garcia's new narco vampire novel.
Bookshots: 'Land of Love and Ruins' by Oddny Eir
Review by Leah Dearborn October 25, 2016
"Land of Love and Ruins" is a quiet and intriguing book that contemplates the connections between people and their environments.
Bookshots: 'Agnes' by Peter Stamm, translated by Michael Hofmann
Review by BH Shepherd October 24, 2016
A brief review of Michael Hofmann's translation of "Agnes" by Peter Stamm.
Bookshots: 'Flying Couch' by Amy Kurzweil
Review by Freddie Moore October 11, 2016
A look inside Amy Kurzweil’s debut graphic novel.
Bookshots: 'Swift to Chase' by Laird Barron
Review by Max Booth III October 7, 2016
A look at Laird Barron's haunting Alaskan collection.
Bookshots: 'Stranded' By Bracken MacLeod
Review by Keith Rawson October 6, 2016
A brief review of 'Stranded' By Bracken MacLeod.
Bookshots: ‘Colonel Lágrimas’ by Carlos Fonseca Suárez
Review by Dean Fetzer October 4, 2016
An aging mathematician works on his last project, a series of biographies of famous female alchemists, in his remote mountain home.
Bookshots: 'Triggerman' by Walter Hill and Matz
Review by Bart Bishop
A Review of Walter Hill's new comic book, 'Triggerman', from Titan Comics, in collaboration with crime novel publisher Hard Case Crime, with art by Matz.
BookShots: 'The Ferryman Institute' by Colin Gigl
Review by Christopher Shultz
A jaded ferryman tired of dealing with death gets a chance to figure out what he wants out of life.
Bookshots: 'Novi Sad' by Jeff Jackson
Review by Joshua Chaplinsky
Jeff Jackson returns with a "sister book" to the acclaimed punk rock mind bender, 'Mira Corpora'.
Bookshots: 'The Warren' by Brian Evenson
Review by Joshua Chaplinsky
Evenson's latest is a sci-fi novella that takes on nothing less than the nature of identity and what it means to be "human."
Bookshots: 'The Wonder' by Emma Donoghue
Review by Bart Bishop
A review of 'The Wonder', the latest from Emma Donoghue, author of 'Room'.
Bookshots: 'After James' By Michael Helm
Review by Keith Rawson
A brief review of Canadian novelist, Michael Helm's latest, 'After James'.
Bookshots: 'Intimations' By Alexandra Kleeman
Review by Keith Rawson
A brief review of 'Intimations' By Alexandra Kleeman.
Bookshots: 'Summerlong' by Peter S. Beagle
Review by Leah Dearborn
A quiet couple in late middle-age stumble upon an enchanting young waitress with some unusual characteristics.
Bookshots: 'Nutshell' By Ian McEwan
Review by Keith Rawson
A brief review of Ian McEwan's latest novel, 'Nutshell'.
Bookshots: 'We Eat Our Own' by Kea Wilson
Review by Max Booth III
What if Cormac McCarthy had written "Cannibal Holocaust"?
Bookshots: ‘The Boys of Summer: A Novel’ by Richard Cox
Review by Dean Fetzer
1979: A massive tornado rips through Wichita Falls, tearing apart the lives of 5 boys and a girl. 2008: Events after that first tornado are occurring again, bringing them all back to Wichita Falls.
Bookshots: 'Dead Dogs & Splintered Hearts' by Tom Ward
Review by BH Shepherd
A concise review of "Dead Dogs & Splintered Hearts" by Tom Ward.
Bookshots: ‘The Nix’ by Nathan Hill
Review by Dean Fetzer
Samuel hasn’t seen his mother since she left when he was 11. When she reappears in his life, accused of being a radical hippie from the 60s, Samuel has to delve into her past to discover the truth.
