When I read the publisher’s description of Jeff Noon and Steve Beard’s new fantasy novel Gogmagog: The First Chronicle of Ludwich—“the story of an epic journey through the sixty-mile long…
Having been born in Arizona, I have always been fascinated by the lore I heard about throughout the state. From the Superstition Mountains, to hauntings and shoot outs in Tucson,…
So excited to share this amazing cover for KT Bryski’s Lovely Creatures. Release date: May 14th, 2024 Lovely Creatures is a journey across a wasteland within the belly of a wooden…
When there’s no hope, there’s Taco Bell, Big Beef indigestion, and pairs of Cool Ranch lips spread across the kitchen table. Brown paper after-party living más all over the wood…
Have you ever seen pictures from a different decade and wondered what it would be like to travel back through time and experience it for yourself? Or what it would…
Niagara Falls is still a perfect place to commune with nature. Yes, it’s kitschy. Yes, everything smells wet. Yes, it’s overrun with tourists (I was there during a national cheer…
What remains of us after we die? Is death an ending or a transition? Yuri Herrera’s novella Signs Preceding The End of the World provides some fascinating answers to these questions by finding the ultimate simile for death: translation. His story of the indigenous mediator Makina crossing over the Mexican-American border to find her brother contains several cultures, mythologies, and languages, converging in her person.
The Netherlands is a land of cheese, great height, and mighty polders. However, its capital shares a dark and gory history that may leave you catching a freight on your…
If you’re in the mood to read a story that pairs the horrors of war with a bloodthirsty cult patrolling the western front during its darkest days, then you’ll want…
The Briar Book of the Dead by A.G. Slatter (AKA Angela Slatter) is a darkly gleaming Gothic fairytale/murder mystery full of witches and ghosts, evil schemes, and deeply buried family…
