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Red Spectres: Russian Gothic Tales BOOK REVIEW

No genre has a more succulent, oppressive, delightfully absorbing atmosphere than gothic literature does. The […]

Snow, Dog, Foot is an absolute delight. Let’s start there. This book is Cormac McCarthy

There is so much mischief, corruption, deception, and aggression spilling out from Hurricane Season that

I write about dark tourism for a living and I read a lot of books about the

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a work of literature does not have to

How much do you really know about the history, cuisine, art, and culture of Romania?

“Let’s face it, manga has always been lame! . . . But it’s okay that

Japanese authors often enjoy discussing books and writing in their fiction. They enjoy writing, and

Paul B. Preciado is a gargantuan figure in so many ways. A Spanish, French, and

Braised Pork is an unusual kind of debut. It’s a novel that’s been finely tuned,