Category: Book Reviews

If you like your Sci-Fi blended with horror and your lore extensive, look no further than Daniel Kraus’ new book The Sixth Nik. If you want to feel good at the end of reading a …

Death is inevitable; or is it? In Brian “Box” Brown’s new graphic novel Forevr, family members can opt to upload their loved one’s DNA into a data base where a digital version of them can …

Joe is desperate for a job. After applying for positions and getting nowhere, he gets a strange job offer for a company called Ponos. Having never heard of the company, he is surprised at the …

Ulises is a handsome con artist down to the last of his last funds in 1940s Mexico.  He is getting older and knows from the experience of taking care of his now deceased father that …

Stutley Tillinghast has gone by many names in his solitary life but has returned to his original just in time for his world to collapse. Hiding in plain sight as the caretaker of a remote …

Elly runs away the night of her wedding after a violent encounter with her new husband. Pregnant, she runs through the woods to find Hex House, a place she isn’t quite sure exists but she …

A sleek supernatural train full of ballet performers and musicians travel through the fog and rain to perform their mysterious show. On All Saints Day the members of the traveling ballet company, The Apple and …

Lee Turner killed his roommate. At least he’s pretty sure he did. He’s also pretty positive that his mom was kidnapped by traffickers and forced into a suitcase in Asia. After the supposed murder of …

I love a messy female protagonist and Goddess Complex by Sanjena Sathian delivers. Sanjana Satyananda is in the middle of a life tailspin. Fed up with the discussion of whether or not she should give …

Author John O’Connor takes readers through a strange journey of psychonauts and the way psychedelics have helped form modern ways of thought.  Starting with the elaborate writings of Terrence McKenna, a man convinced he could …