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Category Archives: Horror
Hugo Novella Roundup
I’m not going to split out my Hugo Novella ballot discussion this year into separate posts, but handle it all as one. Part of that is because I’ve already reviewed several of them, another part because I cannot read one … Continue reading
Someone You Can Build a Nest In – John Wiswell
This was a difficult review to write. Not because of any internal struggle with speaking my truth or anything – I’m sure we’d all be better off if I did a little less of that – but because uncomplicatedly good … Continue reading
Posted in All, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 2025, Fantasy, Horror, Hugo Ballot, Hugo Nominee, Someone You Can Build A Nest In, Wiswell
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Private Rites – Julia Armfield
My overwhelming impression of this book is rain. Constant, undramatic, pervasive, it haunts the margins of the story so effectively that it has overwhelmed my memory of it, forming a damp sheen over the foregrounded aspects of the story. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in All, Awesome, Horror, Literary, Science Fiction
Tagged Armfield, Horror, Literary, SF
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The Book Eaters – Sunyi Dean
Amusingly, I read this book because I had just finished something I need to review for NoaF, and wanted to read something I didn’t plan to review, to tide me over until I had written that all up. Alas, I … Continue reading
A Lesson in Vengeance – Victoria Lee
First review of 2022! I recently got onto Netgalley, and this one was an ARC that caught my eye. Witchy creepy dark academia seemed pretty fun, so I thought I’d give it a go. It turned out… not what I … Continue reading
The City We Became – N. K. Jemisin
More Nebula (and now /Hugo, since they’ve been announced) shortlist reading. I read several books in between that I enjoyed, but aren’t getting their own blog posts… however if you want my opinion, Seamus Heaney’s translation of Beowulf is great. … Continue reading
Posted in All, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 2021, Great Cities, Hugo Nominee, Jemisin, Nebulas, The City We Became
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Two for One – Nebulas Continue
A quick double bill (mainly because one of them was slightly cheating so doesn’t deserve a full post), as I continue to read this year’s Nebula nominees. This time, Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia and All Systems Red by Martha … Continue reading
Posted in All, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 2021, All Systems Red, Mexican Gothic, Moreno-Garcia, Murderbot, Nebulas, Wells
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Melmoth – Sarah Perry
Apparently all of Sarah Perry’s books are beautiful. I bought The Essex Serpent mainly because I loved the cover, and that was a great decision, so I figured I couldn’t go too far wrong doing the same with Melmoth. Spoilers: I did … Continue reading
Posted in All, Awesome, Detective/Mystery, History/Myth, Horror, Literary
Tagged Awesome, Detective/Mystery, History/Myth, Horror, Literary, Melmoth, Perry
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I Kill Giants – Joe Kelly, JM Ken Niimura
It’s been a while since I read a book because I was going to see the film. I mean, I also read this because I was lent it and hey, free book-reading (and it sounded good – tiny girl with … Continue reading
Posted in All, Graphic Novels & Comics, Horror
Tagged Graphic Novel, Horror, I Kill Giants, Kelly, Niimura
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