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To celebrate the release of the third book in her Monster War series THE RAVEN AT THE ASH DOOR, K. A. Linde joins us and shares with us her current fantasy TBR Read more:

I'm really trying to look on the bright side of everything. I may not be able to sleep, and I'm off work thanks to my pain in my hands, BUT.. I have read and reviewed 8 books in six days, And I have developed the ability to see ten seconds into the future thanks to the constant drip of coffee

Graeme Reynolds' By Dawn's Early Light: PI Jack Carlton hunts a killer called The Witchfinder — and that name turns out more literal than he'd like. Gory, funny, moving, with a finale that rips https://gnofhorror.com/by-dawns-early-light-by-graeme-reynolds-review/

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Tiffany Royster: Inside Echoes of the Forgotten, a Folk Horror Series Tiffany Royster turned one Facebook post into the Broken Spine collective and a 12-book folk horror series, Echoes of the Forgotten. We talked folklore, clown phobias, and a 32-year backlog

By Dawn’s Early Light, the sequel to Night Bleeds Into Dawn, drags private investigator Jack Carlton out of his AA meetings and back into the dark, this time hunting a serial killer called The Witchfinder whose medieval cruelty turns out to be far more than metaphor.

India-Rose Bower's debut WE CALL THEM WITCHES is folk horror that gets under the skin: eldritch monsters she won't fully name, pagan ritual as the only weapon, a sapphic heart in a ruined Britain. gnofhorror.com/we-call-them... @inkyrosey.bsky.social

New Review - House of Margins, by Tlotlo Tsamaase (pub by @erewhonbooks.bsky.social) is a brilliant experimental horror novel, brave to explore difficult themes while also getting the most from its mixed media format. Full thoughts: jamreads.com/reviews/hous... 💙📚

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