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Weird Girl Horror You Need to Read
Sometimes you just need a different type of comfort read, Sometimes I need a book thats a little . . . Different. There’s something about weird girl horror that just hits differently. Not the final girl. Not the scream queen. But the girl who is a little off, a little obsessive, a little too interested in things she probably shouldn’t be. These are stories about girls who unravel, girls who consume (sometimes literally), girls who don’t behave the way they’re supposed to, and honestly? That’s where the horror gets good, where it gets captivating, where it gets unputdownable. If you’re looking for horror that’s unsettling, feminine, feral, and just a…
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Book Review – The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
In 2012 Etsy Beaucarne is told of the discovery of her great, great, great grandfather Arthurs 1912 journal pulled from a wall of a parsonage. Etsy is determined to use the journal in some way to earn tenure at her job with the university. Arthur is a Lutheran priest and the journal itself details two storyline’s “The Absolution of Three Persons” detailing his growing uncertainty about the mysterious Native American man who has suddenly begun appearing at his church sitting in the back of his services and the second “The Nachzehrer’s Dark Gospel” in which we learn the story of the Blackfeet man Good Stab who is compelled to confesses…
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Summer Slashers: Gory Horror Reads for the Hottest Days of the Year
January in Australia is the perfect time for Slashers. The days are hot (it’s 37 degrees today, or 98.6 for my American friends), the drinks are cold, and everything feels like it’s coming apart at the seams, and that engery that off-kilter, unhinged vibe is exactly what I want from my first TBR of the year. Summer Slashers is my January TBR, its a collection of gory, fun unputdownable (I hope) horror reads packed with masked killers, summer camps, cabins in the woods, bad decision’s and some serious final girl energy and who doesn’t need some of that in their life. My hope is these books will feel like watching…







