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Fox Spirit on a Distant Cloud Lee Murray The Cuba Press (April 1, 2024) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

Fox Spirit on a Distant Cloud is a brilliant volume by Lee Murray. She hails from New Zealand (also known as Aotearoa), and this short volume deals with the Chinese diaspora in 1923 in her country. It elegantly blends mythology and horror; his...


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Lovecraft’s Brood Ellen Datlow, ed. Tachyon Publications (July 21, 2026) Reviewed by Mario Guslandi

Although, as anyone else, I’m more interested in anthologies or collections including brand new stories, I must co...


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I Scream, You Scream Tim Waggoner Weird House Press (December 19, 2025) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

Tim Waggoner’s I Scream, You Scream was the most fun I’ve had in ages, and I was sorry to turn the final page of this delightfully creepy novella.

Imagine how your skin would crawl if you heard an ice cream truck drive by playing “Pop....


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The Sorrowstones Felix Blackwell Independently published (November 4, 2025) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

The Sorrowstones is a cursed artifact, coming-of-age novel that I blew through in an afternoon—it is that good.

Every Halloween, beginning at age 11, Cole Graves finds a little something extra in his candy-stuffed pillowcase.


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The Haunted City (Blumhouse Book of Nightmares) Jason Blum, ed. Blumhouse Books (July 7, 2015) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham

I had initial reservations about this anthology when I realized that the vast majority of the contributors were screenwriters.

And my reservations were justified, because screenwriting and...


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