I can’t remember the last time a book left me so utterly speechless. I don’t know if I want to cry or scream. If y’all love me at all, you need to read this asap. Thank you @tvayyyy.bsky.social for the recommendation!
@danielhwilsonpdx.bsky.social
@doubledaybooks.bsky.social
I was so excited (and nervous) to cover this one for the magazine. Check out my latest review! Headlights by @ceejthemoment.bsky.social is something special and is a must read.
@tornightfire.bsky.social
I was so excited (and nervous) to cover this one for the magazine. Check out my latest review! Headlights by @ceejthemoment.bsky.social is something special and is a must read.
@tornightfire.bsky.social
My latest review! This book was in parts Dark Matter and Severance so check it out!
@torbooks.bsky.social
My latest review! This book was in parts Dark Matter and Severance so check it out!
@torbooks.bsky.social
Doppelganger horror that actually delivers. Annie Neugebauer's The Other asks what happens when the person who knows you best starts to look wrong. Spoiler: you won't sleep the same
@unstablebooks.bsky.social
@annieneugebauer.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
As has been said a million times over since last night, congratulations to @stephengrahamjones.com double win!
A Stoker and a Nebula award, good Shrek what a day 🫶🏼
I wrote the linked review back in January of 2025 and it might be time to revisit this epic novel.
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I wrote up something, finally, for this banger. If you have not read it yet, let this be your sign that it’s time. Between Two Fires is a spectacular tale that will never leave me.
@buehlmeister.bsky.social
@tornightfire.bsky.social
unstablebooks.substack.com/p/christophe...
Check out my latest review! The Other is not to be missed! Small and mighty, it will make you question everything you think you know about your partner and even yourself …
@annieneugebauer.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
Check out my latest review! The Other is not to be missed! Small and mighty, it will make you question everything you think you know about your partner and even yourself …
@annieneugebauer.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
The Other by Annie Neugebauer Review, doesn't need monsters when she has mirrors. The terrifying possibility that selfhood might not be as fixed as we believe.
Doppelganger horror that actually delivers. Annie Neugebauer's The Other asks what happens when the person who knows you best starts to look wrong. Spoiler: you won't sleep the same
@unstablebooks.bsky.social
@annieneugebauer.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
Doppelganger horror that actually delivers. Annie Neugebauer's The Other asks what happens when the person who knows you best starts to look wrong. Spoiler: you won't sleep the same
@unstablebooks.bsky.social
@annieneugebauer.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
In 'Headlights', CJ Leede "has forged a story that is frightening not only because of the horrors lurking within, but how truthfully it portrays loneliness and longing..." Check out @unstablebooks.bsky.social full review now:
www.thefandomentals.com/headlights-c...
In 'Headlights', CJ Leede "has forged a story that is frightening not only because of the horrors lurking within, but how truthfully it portrays loneliness and longing..." Check out @unstablebooks.bsky.social full review now:
www.thefandomentals.com/headlights-c...
In her debut novel Sublimation, @isabel.kim crafts "a tale that feels intellectually provocative without losing sight of the human beings at its heart." Check out @unstablebooks.bsky.social full review now:
www.thefandomentals.com/sublimation/
In her debut novel Sublimation, @isabel.kim crafts "a tale that feels intellectually provocative without losing sight of the human beings at its heart." Check out @unstablebooks.bsky.social full review now:
www.thefandomentals.com/sublimation/
The Other by Annie Neugebauer Review, doesn't need monsters when she has mirrors. The terrifying possibility that selfhood might not be as fixed as we believe.
The Other by Annie Neugebauer Review, doesn't need monsters when she has mirrors. The terrifying possibility that selfhood might not be as fixed as we believe.
