Items tagged with 'Review'

Entertaining, heartfelt short stories about morally-dubious people doing morally-dubious things.

In Monica Drake's collection, "The Folly of Loving Life," we watch a family's descent into madness...and their ultimate survival...which is weird, and sad, and hard, and amazing.

A not-so-dystopian dystopian debut novel with a literary bent.

A detective from England returns to the Faroe Islands after his father is found unconscious in his car. Looking for answers about his past, he gets involved in solving that riddle and a murder.

This short story collection will linger in your head long after you've put it down.

A collection of horrifying literature and literary horror.

A bit of camp, but worthwhile reading for science fiction fans who want to trace the progression of both the author and the genre he partially helped to form.

20 writers get personal about why they expose themselves and others for a good story.

Time machines, orphan taxidermists, this story collection has it all.

Seb Doubinsky’s 'White City', the latest in his Babylon series, is a book you’re going to love the third time you read it as much as you did the first. Maybe even more.

There's a town east of the Cascade Mountains where wayward souls are drawn. Their cars break down, blizzards lure them off the highway for the night. Most of them never leave again.

How close is too close?