Josh Winning
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Heads Will Roll
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2024
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8 editions
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Burn the Negative
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published
2023
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11 editions
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The Shadow Glass
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published
2022
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8 editions
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Be Still My Unbeating Heart
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expected publication
2026
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5 editions
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Total Film and SFX Present 80s Movies: The Ultimate Celebration
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“The thought of a warm body in his bed made him quiver. Perhaps he’d have a holiday romance. He just had to trust that he wouldn’t lose himself so completely in a heated moment that he ended up sticking his fangs in a guy’s neck.”
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“He had done it for her: gotten clean, sworn off killing. She made him want to be better, in the way that a best friend often did. He had no reflection, but he saw himself in the way the cat looked at him, and he didn’t want to see a monster. Not anymore. He wanted Whitby to be proud of him.”
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"4.5 ⭐️ Oh, this was an absolute blast! It was engaging, mostly lighthearted, and character-focused. The setting was vibrant and packed with detail. The characters were delightful and had their own unique traits. Bastian and Whitby stood out as remark"
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"Gay vampire stumbling across a murder whilst on holiday in Vernazza with his talking cat and falling for hot Italian detective? Yes please!
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"When flamboyant vampire Bastian decides to celebrate 5 years of being human-blood-sober by visiting a small coastal Italian village, the last thing he expects is to be accused of murder on the very first day. Lucky for him, the keys to the cell in th"
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“Horror never lied. It never assured you it would all work out. It never shied away from reality. Horror was different. Horror was honest. Horror hurt in the best way possible.”
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Between Bavmorda, the Nothing and Frank Langella’s sublime Skeletor, the ’80s were the golden age of Hollywood villainy. This was the era when so-called ‘kids’ films made it their mission to scare the living shit out of you. If you weren’t having nightmares, they weren’t doing it right.
Bavmorda from Willow terrified me!
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“Keep believing, keep pretending.” Jim Henson “Well, c’mon feet.” Sarah, Labyrinth (1986)
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“Well, there’s no such thing as a happily-ever-after.”
“What does that mean?”
“It means there’s always another story.”
― The Shadow Glass
“What does that mean?”
“It means there’s always another story.”
― The Shadow Glass
“Let us begin again,” the female said, her voice tight, as if she were only just controlling her emotions. “I am Zavanna and this is Brol. Are you friend or food?”
― The Shadow Glass
― The Shadow Glass
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“The house appeared distorted. It looked almost Victorian but too big, too ornate. The surface vibe was kitschy British, which didn’t fit with the all-American size of the place, and every light fixture and picture frame was gaudy to the point of comical. It was as if somebody had cannibalized a dozen guesthouses from around the world and pieced together a Frankenstein’s monster of a hotel.”
― Burn the Negative
― Burn the Negative













































