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Girl Like a Bomb by Autumn Christian REVIEW
Autumn Christian's latest novel is a beautiful explosion of sex and emotion.
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Ben Arzate lives in Des Moines, Iowa. His poetry and fiction have appeared in various places in print and online. He is also a contributor to Adventures in SciFi Publishing and blogs at dripdropdripdropdripdrop
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Not Everyone is Special by Josh Denslow REVIEW
Josh Denslow's debut collection is a quirky set of stories about lovable losers.
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Neon Dies at Dawn by Andersen Prunty REVIEW
Andersen Prunty's latest novel is a dark, disturbing, and gripping revenge tale.
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Wired: A Dystopian Novel for the 21st Century by Tanner Nielsen REVIEW
Tanner Nielsen's debut novel is a flawed but entertaining look at the modern technology and corporate power.
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Jesus of Scumburg by Leo X. Robertson REVIEW
Leo X. Robertson's latest novella is a dark and hilarious tribute to GG Allin.
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I Dream of Mirrors by Chris Kelso REVIEW
Scottish author Chris Kelso deconstructs the science fiction dystopia in his latest novel.
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The Social Catalogue of #Prey by Gil Valle and Bridget Lee REVIEW
The infamous NYPD "Cannibal Cop" partners with author Bridget Lee for his sequel to A Gathering of Evil.
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Apparitions of the Living by John Trefry REVIEW
John Trefry's second novel is a haunting and unique experience.
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Belfie Hell by Shane Jesse Christmass REVIEW
Shane Jesse Christmass's anti-novel parodies popular culture in a strange and entertaining way.
