The best survival guide for genre fans.
- By: Karin Crighton
- In: Books
A WWI-era novel that features employed married women, modern language, and an evil with vague origins.
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Books
Welcome to McMillan Hall, where the kids can see ghosts, read your mind, and make you do things you don't want simply by telling you to.
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Books
Eddie Generous' collection Head-Broken and Heartbroken is aptly titled, as the stories within will break you somehow.
- By: R.J. MacReady
- In: Books
Looking for a beach read that moves like a bullet? Jamie Nash's Nomad may be it.
- By: Matt E. Lewis
- In: Books
Thursday! What a concept! Surreal, dark, funny, laced with the awkwardness and madness of modern living.
- By: Tony Jones
- In: Books
WANTED: Men and women willing to drive through the valley of the shadow of death
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Books
Don't mess with that person you might think is crazy. They might have some dangerous friends.
- By: Charlotte Stear
- In: Books
Weirdness and witchcraft abound in Lucie McKnight Hardy's sickly hot summer horror.
- By: Gabino Iglesias
- In: Books
C.V. Hunt delivers a funny, brutal, and very timely novel in Cockblock.
