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Tav's Review- Tribesmen by Adam Cesare
Tribesmen by Adam Cesare
Tribesmen was in my May Night Worms box, which featured books with the “final girls” theme. Tribesmen’s cover promises supernatural cannibal horror and boy does it deliver! I don’t want to give anything away that the back of the book doesn’t, so this will be brief.
I used to love staying up with my dad and watching those weird horror movies they only show late at night with lots of gore, guts and half-naked ladies gasping for breath. When I got...
30 Favorite Short Stories by John Boden
I shall now without the aid of a net or any type of safety device, craft a list of thirty of my favorite short stories. Presented in a stunningly built list of no particular ranking or order.
I will not include many stories by authors/writers who are biggies: King, Lansdale, McCammon, etc. We all know their names and have no doubt read many of their stories.
I want to hip you to stuff you might not know about.
I will instead choose to focus on more out of mainstream offerings...
Alex's Review- Cannibal Creek by Jon Athan
Tav's Review- Gretchen by Shanon Kirk
Gretchen by Shannon Kirk
A review by Tav @readswithdogs
Last year I read and loved Into the Vines by Shannon Kirk, so I was really excited and a bit nervous to receive a copy of her newest novel, Gretchen!
Gretchen is about a fifteen-year-old named Lucy who’s been on the run from her supposedly estranged father since age two, with her mother. When they arrive in their eleventh state (New Hampshire), Lucy is determined to obey her mother’s rules: don’t make eye contact with...
Favorite Books of 2019 (Halfway Point)- Sadie Hartmann
These are my favorite, highly recommended reads that are currently in my 2019 Goodreads Challenge. There are 64 books on that list and of the 64, these ones are stellar 5 star reads. I figured it was a good time to round them up since we're at a halfway mark in the year. Not all of these were released in 2019, I just read them this year. And some books that will be released in 2019, I actually read LAST year, so they're not on here--like Paul Tremblay's GROWING THINGS. So here they are in all their glory:
Book One:...