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ROAD TO STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES’ OFF THE RESERVATION: An Obsessive’s Fiction Review Column by Spencer Hamilton Last time we spoke, I recommended you read my picks for what I called the SGJ Starter Pack—Night of the Mannequins; Killer on the Road/The Babysitter Lives; I Was a Teenage Slasher—and here you are now, ready for more. That, my … Continue Reading! "The Road to OFF THE RESERVATION: An…
Back for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II Edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. Vintage Books (August 18, 2026) Reviewed by Rowan B. Minor Back for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II, edited by Shane Hawk (Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma) and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. (enrolled … Continue Reading! "Review: Back for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II" The post Review:…
The Sleeping Sisters by Jennifer Givhan Little, Brown and Company (August 18th, 2026) Reviewed by Adam Allen The story “The Green Ribbon” is one of those formative, vaguely traumatizing stories that seems to have always been part of my consciousness and was one of the first moments where I realized I kind of liked being … Continue Reading! "Review: The Sleeping Sisters by Jennifer Givhan" The post…
Del Sandeen is the author of This Cursed House and her highly anticipated upcoming release, These Walls Remember. Sandeen is becoming a fan-favorite in the genre, praised for her expertly crafted, unputdownable gothic and historical horror stories. Her work has appeared in FIYAH: Speculative Literary Magazine, Uncanny Magazine, Nightlight Podcast, and Gay Magazine. She can … Continue Reading!…
These Walls Remember by Del Sandeen Berkley (August 18, 2026) Reviewed by Haley Newlin Del Sandeen became a horror author to watch after her previous release, This Cursed House, which was a personal favorite of mine among 2024 horror book releases. With her new release, These Walls Remember, Sandeen has further established herself as a … Continue Reading! "Review: These Walls Remember by Del…
THEM by W.H. Chizmar Gallery Books (August 11, 2026) Reviewed by Abby Wolf This review is based on my personal reading experience. All opinions are my own. Science fiction and horror have always shared common ground. Both ask us to confront the unknown, in the stars, the depths of the ocean, or the darkest corners … Continue Reading! "Review: Them by W.H. Chizmar" The post Review: Them by W.H.…
Island X by Marissa Yarrow Mad Axe Media (July 2026) Reviewed by Chandra Claypool A thousand celebrities and influencers are invited to an island music festival and have to commit quickly or they will lose an opportunity of a lifetime. Imagine being invited to a party no one has ever heard of to really amp … Continue Reading! "Review: Island X by Marissa Yarrow" The post Review: Island X by…
Small Town Slasher by Stephanie Rose Death by TBR Books (August 4, 2026) Reviewed by Briana Morgan “There’s no time to run. There’s no time to hide.” After her partner Charlie’s tragic passing, Jenna Willcot struggles to adjust to her new reality. One day, after arriving home in the wake of the accident, Jenna discovers … Continue Reading! "Review: Small Town Slasher by Stephanie Rose" The post…
ROAD TO STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES’ OFF THE RESERVATION: An Obsessive’s Fiction Review Column by Spencer Hamilton Horror, as a fiction genre, is having a moment (e.g., Obsession, Backrooms, Sinners). So it’s only fitting that one of the 21st century’s greatest storytellers would finally take his pound of flesh and rise with this wave of fictional … Continue Reading! "The Road to OFF THE RESERVATION: An…
Lost in Found Footage by Joey Powell Mad Axe Media (August 11, 2026) Reviewed by Briana Morgan As a devotee of found footage, cursed objects, and the dark side of influencer culture, I had high hopes for Joey Powell’s Lost in Found Footage. When Powell first teased the concept on social media, it ticked every … Continue Reading! "Review: Lost in Found Footage by Joey Powell" The post Review: Lost…
Cynthia Gómez is the author of the story collection The Nightmare Box and Other Stories, and a Tin House and VONA alumn whose short fiction has published in Fantasy Magazine, Strange Horizons, Pseudopod, Nightmare Magazine, and numerous anthologies. Gómez’s new release, Muñeca, is a queer, Latine novel set in 1968 Oakland about a working-class witch … Continue Reading! "Interview: Cynthia Gómez on…
