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Food is my love language, a way of showing my family I care about them. A homecooked meal brings everyone I love together in one place, allowing us the chance to connect, share, and enjoy each other's company. Sadly, for many Americans facing food in ...more
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I've been meaning to read "Stuck to A Monster" by Ross Killey since the first time I saw its amazing cover by Christy Aldridge. Talk about eye catching! Finally got around to it over the past week, and I have to say the art fits the story's irreveren I've been meaning to read "Stuck to A Monster" by Ross Killey since the first time I saw its amazing cover by Christy Aldridge. Talk about eye catching! Finally got around to it over the past week, and I have to say the art fits the story's irreverent dark humor to an absolute T.

"Stuck to A Monster" introduces readers to Isaac and Luke Foster, brothers who share a razor-sharp wit, a love of vintage horror cinema, and Taco Bell. As conjoined twins, they also happen to share a body. The two have never let this stand in their way, and live a relatively normal life co-hosting a horror podcast with their best friend Joshua, working part-time at their sleazy uncle Chip's comic book shop, and lusting after the mysterious and beautiful Alma. Life may not be perfect for the Foster twins, but it's comfortable and predictable, at least until one night when they're chased through the woods by what they think is a bear. Once it scratches them, however, it's only a matter of time before they discover that it was something much worse. Soon, Isaac and Luke find themselves in the middle of a storyline straight out of their favorite horror movies: they're a werewolf.

Or at least, Luke is. And this, dear reader, is where the "Stuck to A Monster" title comes into play. While Luke wolfs out by moonlight each night, Isaac remains human, and is dragged along for whatever misadventures Luke can find, be it chasing a stray cat around or tearing a group of rival podcasters to bloody ribbons.

Luke has no memory of these events, but Isaac is forced to bear witness to them all. Slowly but surely, he realizes he can exert some semblance of control over Luke's lupine form, given it's his body, too. And slowly but surely, they discover that being half-monster isn't always half-bad.

There's a lot of black humor in "Stuck to A Monster," and plenty of nods to obscure and classic horror movies. Killey knows his stuff, and peppers his familiarity with long-lost pop cultural references throughout the novel, a kind of wink and nudge toward the films and TV shows that obviously inspired his story.

There's a lot of blood in here, too, and it works best when it doesn't take itself too seriously and goes over-the-top, not in an extreme horror sense, but rather, a campy, "Evil Dead" fashion.

The characters are fabulous, especially the Foster brothers. As conjoined twins, they share a lot more in common than just a body, but Killey also makes sure we realize each is his own individual, with his own personality, ambitions, and desires. Luke and Isaac have mixed and often conflicting feelings about being a werewolf, and as their relationship with Alma transitions from friendship to something more, how they feel about her. How they come to terms with these, and each other, is the crux of the story.

As the boys' sidekick and co-host, Joshua provides a lot of comic relief, especially after he stumbles across a would-be werewolf hunter who's such an idiot, he poses more danger to himself than to either Luke or Isaac. Other secondary characters rounding out the cast include the aforementioned sleazebag uncle and rival podcaster, and a washed-up B-movie actor the boys manage to finagle into an ill-fated interview.

At almost 400 pages, "Stuck to A Monster" is a long read, and while Killey's writing is engaging, his dialogue funny and clever, that's still a whole lot of story, and the pacing gets bogged down in spots because of it. There are places where he also switches tacks, going from the humor to darker tones, and I felt the story would have worked better without those shifts.

Overall, "Stuck to A Monster" was a fun, quirky, and original read. It's hard to find a fresh spin on werewolf stories, but Killey hits it out of the park. If this one isn't on your TBR list, it needs to be. ...more

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Rot: An Anthology of Food Horror
by Chisto Healy (Goodreads Author)

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Food is my love language, a way of showing my family I care about them. A homecooked meal brings everyone I love together in one place, allowing us the chance to connect, share, and enjoy each other's company. Sadly, for many Americans facing food in Food is my love language, a way of showing my family I care about them. A homecooked meal brings everyone I love together in one place, allowing us the chance to connect, share, and enjoy each other's company. Sadly, for many Americans facing food insecurity, there's no guarantee of that kind of simple comfort. Too many wrestle with the heartbreaking dilemma of whether to pay bills or buy groceries. And while the recent federal government shutdown and subsequent stop for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits has brought these issues to the forefront of the news, for countless friends and neighbors, the struggle is real and ongoing every day.

Author/editor Chisto Healy put together "Rot: An Anthology of Food Horror" to benefit authors in the indie horror community facing the very real horror of hunger. With a veritable feast for the author lineup, "Rot" aims to both chill your blood and warm your heart while raising money for a just and worthy cause, featuring stories by Cat Voleur, Matthew J. Gleason, Matthew Vaughn, D.L. Winchester, Judith Sonnet, Jerry Blaze, Ruth Anna Evans, Desiree Horton, Chisto Healy, and Boe Healy.

My favorites out of the bunch:

"Your Story is Not About a Sandwich" by Cat Voleur, a trippy, twisted fable with a dark and humorous edge about how the course -- or curse -- of your life could be irrevocably altered by even the smallest event.

"The Last Hamburger Restaurant in the World," by Judith Sonnet, a strange, gory visit to a very bizarre diner.

"Side Effect" by Ruth Anna Evans, about an unfortunate woman whose trouble in life only seem to multiply once she seeks medical treatment for a minor ailment.

"Eggnog" by Desiree Horton, about a holiday dinner party gone horribly awry on account of an unusually tasty Yuletide beverage.

"Here a Cake, There a Cake, Everywhere a Cake" by Chisto Healy, about a man's surprising -- and deliciously deranged -- discovery about the world around him.

Long story short: "Rot: An Anthology of Food Horror" is delicious read, one made all the more satisfying because it's helping authors in need. When everything in our social media feeds, or on the TV news, seems dire and horrible, it reminds us that hope can be found even in the darkest of places, if not through them.

To get a copy, check out the post on Desiree Horton's Facebook page. Donate any amount to the GoFundMe she links to there, and message her a screenshot. She'll email you the ebook. You can also purchase the paperback online. ...more

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The Leper's Garden: And Other Contagions
by Jeff Clulow (Goodreads Author)

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Jeff Clulow's new collection of short stories, "The Leper's Garden and Other Contagions," is nothing short of brilliant. I knew he was a talented writer going in, having read his gothic horror novel "Veil" earlier this year. But from the opening pass Jeff Clulow's new collection of short stories, "The Leper's Garden and Other Contagions," is nothing short of brilliant. I knew he was a talented writer going in, having read his gothic horror novel "Veil" earlier this year. But from the opening passages of the first story, "Rats' Alley," I realized that Clulow was, in fact, a PHENOMENAL writer, one of those rare and extraordinary talents whose work is so impressive, you can't even envy it as much as you covet it, longing for even one iota of comparable imagination and ability.

"Rats' Alley" is a gut punch of an opening salvo, and from there, Clulow seems to have made it a personal imperative to make each story more vivid, beautifully written, and haunting than the last. Some leave you hanging on a hopeful note, such as "The Songbird on Sampan Street" with its lessons on surviving grief, or "The Hare Bride" and "The Hidden," a pair of grown-up fairy tales about finding our better halves (whether in this world or the next).

Other stories go to some dark, disturbing places, and perhaps none more so than "The Leper's Garden" itself. It's my favorite of the collection, filled with some vicious twists, as a charming and ambitious swindler helps an equally conniving businessman in a hostile--and horrific--takeover of a competitor's business and home. Discovering what the eponymous leper's garden actually is, and how it comes into play in the story is part of the fun, so no spoilers here, but trust me--your skin's going to crawl.

Each of the stories in "The Leper's Garden" are set in the past, but Clulow has mastered the fine art of finding just the right narrative tone, pacing, and phrasing to capture a vintage atmosphere without seeming stodgy, stiff, or pretentious. There is an elegance to his writing, a lush and descriptive attention to detail that belies the more ominous undertones of many of the tales. There's not a story in this book I didn't absolutely love, but my top picks would have to be "Rats' Alley," "The Leper's Garden," "The Deceiver's Tale," "Lazlo the Unformed," and "The Hare Bride."

"The Leper's Garden and Other Contagions" isn't a book you simply read; rather, you hang on its every word, absolutely enthralled, dreading the moment when you finish, because you hate to have it end. In all honesty, it's the best book I've read all year, in terms of both the caliber of stories and quality of writing. Clulow is a masterful storyteller, and one you won't soon forget. ...more

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Once Upon a Midnight Dreary by Michelle Miles

Once Upon a Midnight Dreary: A Poe's "The Raven" Retelling (Enchanted Realms Book 5)
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Victoria Ravenwood is grieving the deaths of both parents when she receives unexpected news: as their only child, she's inherited Ravenfell Manor, the sprawling and mysterious estate where Victoria had briefly lived as a child. Though the circumstanc Victoria Ravenwood is grieving the deaths of both parents when she receives unexpected news: as their only child, she's inherited Ravenfell Manor, the sprawling and mysterious estate where Victoria had briefly lived as a child. Though the circumstances of the family's abrupt departure from Ravenfell remain murky in Victoria's memories, her mother's parting words are crystal clear: "Sell it. Burn it. Tear it down. Just get rid of it. I never want to return."

Despite this admonition, Victoria's father had held onto the estate, and as its new owner, Victoria is both eager and anxious to return. She isn't sure what she'll find, or what kind of disrepair the estate has fallen into, but to her surprise, she finds it's in pretty good shape thanks to the enigmatic but devoted caretaker, Gabriel, who has maintained it in her family's absence.

Victoria realizes there's something weirdly familiar about Gabriel, but she can't quite put her finger on what. And in relatively short order, she's distracted by unusual happenings inside her new home, including ghostly figures, mysterious noises, secret diaries, and hidden chambers. She comes to the conclusion that the house must be haunted, and whatever entity has staked its claim is the reason her parents fled years ago. Determined to solve the mystery and reclaim her birthright, Victoria sets out to unravel the secrets of Ravenfell Manor.

Along the way, she contends with a meddling aunt who keeps trying to set her up with any eligible bachelor she can find, a tight-knit local community full of folks who don't want to work for her because she lives in a haunted mansion, and a growing attraction to the handsome, brooding Gabriel. As luck would have it, Gabriel holds the key to solving the mysteries lurking within the manor. Victoria just has to live long enough for him to share it with her.

"Once Upon A Midnight Dreary" is part of author Michelle Miles's Enchanted Realms romantasy series. It's a gothic romance that gives you all the Crimson Peak feels (but without that depressing-as-hell Crimson Peak ending). By turns dark, sinister, charming, and sweet, the story picks up speed quickly and is hard to put down.

Victoria and Gabriel are dealing with a vindictive, vengeful spirit hellbent on seeking retribution from them both, and they must rely on each other if they're to survive and escape. Their romance develops slowly from what starts off as a mutual mistrust, then a tentative friendship. Victoria isn't a damsel in distress waiting for Gabriel to rush to the rescue, and Miles endows her with courage, fortitude, and wits enough to save herself when the going gets rough.

Miles isn't a new author to me. I've enjoyed her work for years, but this was my first taste of the Enchanted Realms series. As a horror writer and a gothic fan, I was so excited to learn she was working on a this and I'd pretty much marked my calendar for the book's release date so I could snag a copy hot off the proverbial Kindle presses. And she doesn't disappoint: "Once Upon A Midnight Dreary" is a fun, fast-paced story with some genuinely chilling moments and characters you won't soon forget. ...more

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WICKED THINGS: a collection of Halloween Horror
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Do Not Go in That House
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This gripping, twisty, terrifying story introduces readers to a lonely young woman named Maggie, who struggles with bipolar disorder, and dreams of finding viral stardom through her true-crime podcast. While researching a new case to profile on her s This gripping, twisty, terrifying story introduces readers to a lonely young woman named Maggie, who struggles with bipolar disorder, and dreams of finding viral stardom through her true-crime podcast. While researching a new case to profile on her show, she finds herself unable to afford her medication, and lapses into a manic episode in which she feels compelled to purchase a derelict home that had been the site of a grisly unsolved killing. The victim was a young boy named Ezekiel, and now that she's the house's new owner, Maggie has no choice but to try and find out what happened to him. Her search leads her to Ezekiel's surviving family members, none of whom are eager to talk to her, on the record or otherwise. She also has unexplained, terrifying experiences of her own inside the house, including visions of the dead boy, that leave her questioning her sanity. The truth behind his death, she soon discovers, is more horrific than she could have ever imagined.

At around 130 pages, "Do Not Go in That House" isn't a short story, but it's not quite a novel, either. (Although I have to say in all honestly. I wish it had been, because it's so good, I wanted MORE!)

Evans' pacing hits all the right marks, and once you start reading, it's hard as hell to put down. Maggie is a likable lead, and Evans presents her struggles with mental illness, and especially her own tragic realizations that she's behaving irrationally or suffering delusions, both realistically and with great empathy . The house mirrors her emotional state--broken, abandoned, and in sorry disrepair--as well as her isolation. Her livestreams and messages with online friends are her only semblances of human connection; that being said, one of her online friends seems to genuinely care and worry about Maggie, serving as an emotional anchor even as her mania spirals treacherously out of control.

With "Do Not Go in That House," and "Insurrection," Evans has become an "automatic buy" for me, one of those wonderfully talented authors whose work you can't wait to read. You may not know what dark path she'll lead you down next, but you don't care, because she's just so good, you can sit back and enjoy the ride. ...more

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