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One of Us Dan Chaon
Henry Holt and Company (September 23, 2025)
276 pgs.
Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

One of Us is set in 1915 and centers around 13-year-old Bolt and Eleanor, twins with mind-reading capabilities. After their mother dies, they are taken in by a ne’er-do-well con man who claims to be their uncle. He abuses the chil...

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Dark Roots Sheldon Higdon
JournalStone (November 14, 2025)
Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy

Dark Roots by Sheldon Higdon is a masterfully crafted serial killer story. It begins with Benjamin Cole’s father committing suicide, and Benjamin has inherited the farm. When he goes home he finds a rundown place needing a lot of repair and as he start...

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Lord of the Feast Tim Waggoner
Flame Tree Publishing (April 26, 2024)
Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

Tim Waggoner’s latest, Lord of the Feast, is a journey through hell not to be missed. Two families, related by marriage and intent, have decided that the world needs to end, and they wan...

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The Zaphnurr Phase Brick Marlin
Seventh Star Press (July 1, 2025)
Reviewed by Brian James Lewis

 Hey there, fans of horror and science fiction! It’s been a while, but I’m glad to be back on your screen giving you the scoop on new books and some classics too. Today’s exciting new read is The Zap...

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Where the Pretty Things Rot Henry Snider
Polymath Press (October 13, 2025), 353 pgs.

Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

I first became acquainted with Henry Snider when I was compiling and editing my one and only anthology, The Best of the Horror Society 2013. As a matter of fact, the first story i...

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