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Discontinue if Death Ensues: Tales from the Tipping Point (Beyond and Within)
Edited by Carol Gyzander and Anna Taborska
Flame Tree Publishing, 2024
Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy

There is a great quote at the beginning of the book in the “About the Title” section which summarizes the entirety of this book as a whole: Scientists was of a...


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Cemetery Tacos and Other Delights
Nora B. Peevy
Trepidatio Publishing (April 17, 2026)
Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

Nora B. Peevy’s debut collection, Cemetery Tacos and Other Delights, besides having a wonderful title, is a pretty impressive volume for a first book. I have...


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Nightmares at the Asylum
Andy Holberry and D.L. Garvin
Independently published (November 5, 2025)
Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy

Nightmares at the Asylum is a quiet horror read where the reader is taken on a tour of the asylum, but there’s a twist, one of the people taking you on the tour is not who they claim to be and at the end of th...


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Nightscript, Vol. 1
C.M. Muller, ed.
Independently published (September 3, 2015)
Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy

Between these pages you will find twenty tales all connected by one common thread – a strong and powerful emotion evoked through storytelling. The literary bar is set high in this co...


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October Sign ‘22
Ryan Oliver Brandt
JournalStone Publishing (March 27, 2026)
Reviewed by Andrew Byers

Ryan Oliver Brandt’s October Sign ’22 is a moody, atmospheric horror-tinged romance that leans heavily into the uncanny rhythms of teenage longing and small-town d...


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