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Books I Read In 2020!
#1 - Darkest Hours - Mike Thorn
An amazing collection that felt like it took some of the loopier Junji Ito story hooks and the atmosphere of a good Stephen King story and made them its& #39; own thing. A clear love for old horror movies absolutely helps here.
#1 - Darkest Hours - Mike Thorn
An amazing collection that felt like it took some of the loopier Junji Ito story hooks and the atmosphere of a good Stephen King story and made them its& #39; own thing. A clear love for old horror movies absolutely helps here.
#2 - Song For the Unraveling of the World - Brian Evenson
Extremely good surreal body horror stuff! Loved seeing the repeating themes of things wearing other peoples& #39; skin, cracks in reality that other things peer out of... Especially liked the stories that delved into sci-fi.
Extremely good surreal body horror stuff! Loved seeing the repeating themes of things wearing other peoples& #39; skin, cracks in reality that other things peer out of... Especially liked the stories that delved into sci-fi.
#3 - The Loop - Jeremy Robert Johnson
I& #39;ve been graciously gifted an ARC of this, and i devoured it in almost one sitting. A small town body-horror sci-fi conspiracy thriller that never lets up once it gets going. Loved the cast of teenagers trying to survive a night of hell.
I& #39;ve been graciously gifted an ARC of this, and i devoured it in almost one sitting. A small town body-horror sci-fi conspiracy thriller that never lets up once it gets going. Loved the cast of teenagers trying to survive a night of hell.
#4 - The Return - Rachel Harrison
God, this was fantastic. Touching and sweet and disgusting and extremely creepy. Canât recommend this enough.
God, this was fantastic. Touching and sweet and disgusting and extremely creepy. Canât recommend this enough.
