News — PRIDE 2021
Janelle's Horror Book of the Week- June 29th, 2021
BOOK OF THE WEEK
Happy Tuesday, all! So apparently there is a heat wave going on, and oh my goodness, IT IS HOT. Make sure you drink lots of water and wear sunscreen.
Pride Month is coming to an end, but let’s remember to continue our kindness, support, and love for the LGTBQ+ community. Now, on with my final Pride Month horror author feature!
Today, the spotlight shines on Poppy Z. Brite. Kallie from @pageandparlorbooks introduced me to the novel Exquisite Corpse, and after that...
Book Review: 2B by Mark Allan Gunnells
2B by Mark Allan Gunnells
Book Review by @mother.horror
Berkley Simmons, the main character, is a reader (he has great taste!) and he works in a bookstore which is so fun. Right away, I started getting strong, The Invisible Man, vibes. Berkley and his ex had a toxic relationship and when he ended things, his ex did not take it well.
A violent encounter leaves both men...
A violent encounter leaves both men...
Side by Side Book Reviews: SALTBLOOD by T. C. Parker
SALTBLOOD by T.C. Parker
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Side by Side Book Reviews: A PLACE FOR SINNERS by Aaron Dries
A PLACE FOR SINNERS by Aaron Dries
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Sometimes, in the genre of horror, a reviewer stumbles upon a dark, glistening vein in the granite of horror. Maybe the reviewer reads a book from a specific indie press and enjoys it so much, they find themselves reading other books they have to offer. Or maybe the reviewer finds an author and they run in a circle of...
Janelle's Horror Book of the Week-June 7th
BOOK OF THE WEEKGood morning, afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are. It’s June, which means it’s Pride month! Pride Month always brings me joy because we get to celebrate our friends in the LGBTQ+ community. Also, we gets lots of rainbows.I read diverse authors and genres in my day-to-day life, but this month I plan to focus solely on my favorite queer authors. In every book I choose, I want to highlight the amazing talent in...
