Review: The Cellar Below the Cellar by Ivy Grimes
The Cellar Below the Cellar is a quirky, enjoyable tale of self-realisation at the end of the world.
What I read in May 2026
I feel it in my bones (bones, bones).
Blog tour: The Wrong Son by Neil Griffiths
The Wrong Son is a striking, thoughtful, and self-aware memoir.
Blog tour: Under the Blazing Sun by Jenny Lund Madsen, translated by Paul Russell Garrett
Under the Blazing Sun is a fun self-referential crime novel.
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Blog tour: Of Beasts and Bones, edited by Robin Knabel
Of Beasts and Bones is a kaleidoscopic horror collection that's full of surprises.
Blog tour: The Bone Mother by Suzy Aspley
The Bone Mother is an atmospheric, unsettling Gothic thriller that had me on the edge of my seat.
What I read in April 2026
I never did believe in the ways of magic.
Blog tour: Them Girls by Eva Verde
Them Girls is an entertaining, gratifying, and timely novel that sparkles.
Blog tour: The Ossians by Doug Johnstone
The Ossians is an absorbing and darkly entertaining road trip story.
Review: The Map of Lost Places, edited by Sheree Renée Thomas and Lesley Conner
The Map of Lost Places is a compelling collection of unsettling stories set around the world – and beyond.
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