Michael Harrington ⁽⁴⁾

A Game in Yellow is disturbing. But don’t take that the wrong way. It’s disturbing in the way a work of horror fiction should be — filled with eerie creeping dread that oozes into your brain, and provoking uncomfortable thoughts and feelings, as you interact…

The Devil Takes You Home is a powerful crime novel that doesn’t turn its face away from the darkness, but leans into it exposing the ugliness of racism, grief, and violence on the border between the United States and Mexico. It’s dark and grim, and…

My UnderSlumberBumbleBeast by Zoje Stage is a wonderful, magical romp under the bed of a very imaginative young girl named Prudencia. I found the book to be a delightfully whimsical tale, told with wit and inventiveness. We meet protagonist Prudencia, or Pru as she likes…

Memorials by Richard Chizmar is a solid horror read, hitting a lot of my favorite tropes, like creepy symbols, old gods, and cults. The story follows three York College students, Billy, Troy, and Melody, as they take a roadtrip through the Appalachian region of Pennsylvania…