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Review | Mouthful of Birds by Samanta Schweblin
She still doesn’t cry; deep in the shock of abandonment, she smooths the folds of her dress, examines her nails, and, as though expecting a return, stares out at the highway down…
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Review | Bottled by Stephanie Ellis
As a child, Tyler lived in fear of his grandfather and his strange bottles. Now Tyler is an adult, his grandfather is dead and his life is entangled with the family secrets once…
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Review | Starve Acre by Andrew Michael Hurley
When their son suddenly dies, Richard and Juliette withdraw into themselves, stricken with trauma. They seek comfort elsewhere. Richard digs for a lost tree on a land rumoured to be cursed. Juliette enlists…
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Review | Cricket Hunters by Jeremy Hepler
When Cel was a teenager, she was part of a group who call themselves the Cricket Hunters. One of them disappeared without a trace and was never found. Fifteen years later, Cel’s husband…
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Review | Lesath by A.M. Kherbash
Greg wakes up in an unfamiliar room in clothes that don’t belong to him after he is attacked while exploring an abandoned area. What he discovers is that he is in a prison,…
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Review | Dracul by Dacre Stoker and J.D. Barker
Bram Stoker spends his childhood confined to his bed, caught in a mysterious illness. The only person able to heal him is his nanny, Ellen Crone. But after strange deaths occur in Bram’s…
