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Side By Side Book Review: EXITORS by M. Seamus Reed
| EXITORS 1: Review by The Horror Hypothesis I'm a huge sucker for the "ancient curse gets released" trope. I'm currently rapidly refreshing a story about archaeologists in Egypt who recently cracked open a sarcophagus that is 2500 years old. What could go wrong, right? EXITORS (pt.... Side by Side Reviews: THE BELL CHIME by Mona Kabbani
 THE BELL CHIME by Mona Kabbani  All I could think when I finished “The Bell Chime” was , Wow! There is something about psychological horror that makes you question your own reality. If I could compare this book to something you would be interested in, I’d say “Black Mirror”. Have I gotten your attention now? A girl suffering from night terrors wakes to find a missing persons poster with a face...
Side by Side Book Reviews: Short Stories by Jamie Stewart
Our Night Worms Group Chat is where we all enable each other to buy more books we couldn't possibly have time to read. Once someone comes into the chat excited about the latest amazing book they just finished, the rest of us have to have it. The quickest way to turn heads in the chat is to drop a line like, "I just read the sickest book I've ever read." Within an hour, everyone will have purchased the "sick" book and already be halfway through reading it. We're a weird bunch. In October, one of us was reading a short... Side by Side Reviews: CHAPEL STREET by Sean Paul Murphy
 Sean Paul Murphy Publisher: TouchPoint Press  Chandra's Review: I've always felt that writers have a tendency to bring something true to themselves into their work... and nothing is more true than it is for this author. This book is loosely based on the author... Side by Side Reviews: UNBOXED by Briana Morgan
 Richelle's Review:  I’ve never read a play before but this book makes me want more! Okay... I know I read one in school but I was uninterested. I’m not even sure I was mentally present that day. Briana makes me want to change all that. She wrights plays like a fast paced novella that makes you want to envision all the details. As...
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