Blog tour: The Polite Act of Drowning by Charleen Hurtubise
The Polite Act of Drowning is an immersive, heady, and satisfying coming-of-age novel.
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What I read in July 2023
Plus Primadonna Festival shenanigans.
Blog tour: 13 Doors by G J Phelps
13 Doors is jam-packed with delightfully spooky stories and unnerving experiences, bound together by a well-executed premise.
Blog tour: Scrap by Kathy Biggs
Scrap is uplifting and heart-warming without being saccharine.
Review: Danged Black Thing by Eugen Bacon
Danged Black Thing is an inventive, wide-ranging, and often unsettling short story collection.
Blog tour: One by Eve Smith
One is thrilling, comprehensive, and more than a little scary.
Blog tour: The Water Child by Mathew West
The Water Child is vivid, compelling, and subtly creepy.
Blog tour: Salt & Skin by Eliza Henry-Jones
Salt & Skin is beautiful, brutal, and multi-layered.
Blog tour: The Three of Us by Ore Agbaje-Williams
The Three of Us is entertaining, engaging, and refreshingly unconventional.
Blog tour: You Can't See Me by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb
You Can't See Me is addictive, absorbing, and complex.
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