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REVIEW — Open Wide (I. M. Eerie)
Open Wide is a story about how a boy’s love for candy and disdain for dentists gets him into some out-of-this-world trouble.
REVIEW – Victoria Frankenstein (John Royal Warren and Vienna Nicole)
A dark reimagining of a classic monster story.
REVIEW — The Hangman’s Choke Book (Gregor the Gravedigger)
This joke book has something for the monsters, the undeadites, and everything in between.
REVIEW — Cedar Mills (Dylan James)
Partake in the legends of Cedar Mills… just try not to read it all in one night!
REVIEW — The Hotel (Penny Moonz, 2025)
Sixteen pages is all it takes for horror to unfold in an old hotel.
REVIEW — 21st Century Gothic Poetry (Strange Nocturnal, 2020)
21st Century Gothic Poetry is a short time spent in an absurdly gothic environment that makes my alternative heart delighted with joy. If you want a portal to the decrepit manor of your dreams, read this book.
REVIEW — Poems of Grave Importance (Ridley Mortis)
This time of year is known for being cold and dark, highlighted by warm drinks next to a fireplace. What better way to spend these winter evenings than to read a book of morbid poetry by author Ridley Mortis: Poems of Grave Importance.