book review – The Dust Lounge

On reading: Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones

Beautiful and raw, this book works its horror in a particularly personal way for me.

A perfectly chilling ghost story that takes Jackson vibes and pulls them into a modern, gruesome tale.

Another brilliant outing for Wendig, and well worth picking up and diving into as we approach spooky season.

A fast paced, violent tale of grief, vengeance, and redemption that might not be within reach.

A slasher tale that punches you in the gut with a fist full of heart.

Katsu’s historical horror brings a supernatural tale to the real life tragedies of large boats in larger seas

Jeff Noon brings more reliable weirdness in the latest instalment of the Nyquist mysteries

A quietly uneasy, beautiful read, shot through with sun and shades of dark.

An eco-thriller with its heart set in saving the world