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BOOK REVIEW: Liquid Status by Bradley Sands
Bradley Sands's surreal novelette of family dysfunction.
BOOK REVIEW: Bacon Fried Bastard by David W. Barbee
Bizarro author David W. Barbee's latest novel of pig-men, flying crocodiles, and alcoholism.
BOOK REVIEW: Longreave by Daniel Barnett
"...this is a ghost story firmly planted with roots of horror, it is also a human story about relationships,…
BOOK REVIEW: Raw Deal: The Untold Story of NYPD’s “Cannibal Cop” by Gil…
The infamous NYPD "Cannibal Cop" tells his story in this memoir.
BOOK REVIEW: In the Woods of Memory by Shun Medoruma
“In war, you see, it's not just that many lives are lost. The lives of the survivors are often ruined, too. For…
BOOK REVIEW: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson
Brash title aside, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck is a great book from Mark Manson.
BOOK REVIEW: Paul Rand: A Designer’s Art
The expression 'graphic design' is rich in meaning but difficult to pin down. To most people, design means…
BOOK REVIEW: History of Wolves by Emily Fridlund
Reading it is like watching a kettle of stew simmering on a low flame.
BOOK REVIEW: Hate From the Sky by Sean Thompson
"It’s very different from anything I have read before."
BOOK REVIEW: Vessel and Solsvart by Berit Ellingsen
Available: 6 March Publisher: Snuggly Books Review copy provided by publisher Pre-order Vessel and Solsvart is the…
BOOK REVIEW: Zeller’s Alley by B. Diehl
A look at B. Diehl's debut poetry collection.
BOOK REVIEW: Rise by Brian Guthrie
"...a flawed but entertaining sci-fi page-turner."
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Strungballs’ by Mike Russell
After reading the first short story installment from Mike Russell, Strange Medicine, and loving its obscurity, I…
BOOK REVIEW: Cartoons in the Suicide Forest by Leza Cantoral
Leza Cantoral's debut collection, Cartoons in the Suicide Forest, contains a wide variety of stories, but most of…
BOOK REVIEW: Hour of the Wolf by M Kitchell
“And yes, of course, three to four a.m. is the witching hour, the hour of darkness, the hour of the wolf, the…