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Book Review: This House of Wounds by Georgina Bruce

September 11, 2019
9 mins to read

“A rich, dense, deeply artistic yet solid collection, that showcases some of the best short stories currently being written.” Many, many times, this site has lauded the books of independent press, Undertow Publications. Both design/presentation and the contents within. They manage to surpass each perfect release with the one that follows. This year sees …

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Look Out For … All the Things We Never See by Michael Kelly

August 15, 2019
3 mins to read

“With this latest collection, Kelly continues pushing the boundaries of the Weird with personal stories that defy genre and slip into the literary.” Filtered through the lens of weird fiction, these stories examine identity, grief, abandonment, love, the homeless, and terrible illness. Over thirty pieces of the weird and strange, three of which are original …

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5 Must Read Horror Articles 6 May 2019

May 6, 2019
4 mins to read

Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Twenty-Two Words explain why watching horror movies with your loved ones can be good for your relationships The Gingernuts of Horror host a guest post on publishing outside the …

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Book Review: Nothing is Everything by Simon Strantzas

October 18, 2018
9 mins to read

“A showcase for a writer who ought to be on the shelves of every devotee of dark, weird fiction.” It’s safe to say that Undertow Publications—in addition to producing some of the most beautiful books around—is home to some fantastically talented writers. Look no further than the publisher’s annual Year’s Best Weird Fiction, guest …