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Book Review: “SLAY” Edited by Nicole Givens Kurtz
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Book Review: “SLAY” Edited by Nicole Givens Kurtz

I love a good vampire story. And I mean good. Say the word ‘vampire’ and I’m interested, and it’s always better when there’s something different done with the monster. Luckily, SLAY is full of good and great vampire stories.

SLAY: Stories of the Vampire Noire focuses purely on African and Afrodiasporic voices, with Black protagonists at its centre. The stories – and vampires themselves – are inspired by a wide range of mythology and folklore, and it all weaves together well to give a truly unique anthology.

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Book Review: “Wyrd and other Derelictions” by Adam Nevill”
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Book Review: “Wyrd and other Derelictions” by Adam Nevill”

When a reader approaches a short story collection, there are certain expectations they have. First off, that a story will have a familiar structure, exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution. Secondly, that there will be characters who they will grow to like, hate, or find compelling. Lastly, that the stories will run a gamut of emotions. Adam Nevill takes all those preconceptions and uses his new collection Wyrd and Other Derelictions to show us what short stories can be capable of.

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Book Review: “Starving Ghosts in Every Thread” by Eric LaRocca
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Book Review: “Starving Ghosts in Every Thread” by Eric LaRocca

Starving Ghosts in Every Thread by Eric LaRocca

Review by Elle Turpitt

This book is both strange and beautiful, the kind that will linger in your mind after you’ve set it down. The kind which you can’t quite make sense of, not completely, but with words so elegantly written you’re absorbed into the story, connecting with characters that aren’t quite human, but embody the emotions and spirit of humanity so well you’re guaranteed to see something of yourself in them.

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