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Look Out For… Lost Girl by Adam Nevill & Year’s Best Weird Fiction Volume 2

October 27, 2015
5 mins to read

Look Out For… Lost Girl by Adam Nevill “Lost Girl combines the apocalyptic vision of The Road with Nevill’s own brand of bleak terror.” How far will he go to save his daughter? How far will he go to get revenge? It’s 2053 and runaway climate change has brought civilization to the brink of collapse. …

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Look Out For… Skein And Bone by V.H. Leslie and The Russian Sleep Experiment by Holly Ice

September 2, 2015
4 mins to read

Look Out For… Skein And Bone by V.H. Leslie “Likely to be one of the début short story collections of the year.” The stunning debut collection of supernatural and ghost stories from V.H. Leslie is an assured and masterful collection of lush and evocative tales that will send frissons through you. V. H. Leslie’s stories have appeared …

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Look Out For… The Strangers & Other Writings by Robert Aickman and Aickman’s Heirs

May 19, 2015
4 mins to read

Look Out For… The Strangers & Other Writings by Robert Aickman “The publication of new stories in The Strangers & Other Writings is likely to be the highlight of the year for Aickman fans.” The Strangers & Other Writings includes previously unpublished and uncollected short fiction, non-fiction and poetry by Robert Aickman. Dating from the …

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Book Review: The Year’s Best Weird Fiction (ed. Michael Kelly and Laird Barron)

December 31, 2014
9 mins to read

“The Year’s Best Weird Fiction triumphantly lives up to its title.” The Year’s Best Weird Fiction is a new annual anthology; this inaugural volume contains two introductions, twenty-two stories and runs to 125k words in its attempts to sum up what ‘weird fiction’ is. As interesting as the introductions are, the weird is perhaps better …