Let's talk about #FridayReads! What are you reading as we head into the weekend? Here's my list: 📗: EXIT PARTY by Emily St. John Mandel 📱: D: HEAVY WATER by Neal Stephenson 🎧: DEPARTURE 37 by Scott Carson
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Books, books and more books. Oh and a bit of Football and Star Wars. Online stalker of Gary ‘Welly Man’ Fry.
Laura Mauro breaks a four-year silence with Biographies of Valiant Drunken Tigers: a decapitating ghost story and a bleak, Yuki-Onna-haunted novella soaked in Japanese folklore. gnofhorror.com/biographies-... Be sure to watch it till the end, for new volley in the Great Coffee Cream War
Dan Howarth's Lionhearts is radicalisation horror that made me understand a poisonous ideology for a few seconds, then left me sitting in the guilt. This Is England meets Taxi Driver. gnofhorror.com/lionhearts-b... @danhowarth20.bsky.social
Ahh! It's out, it's out! Beware! Run for the hills! Protect yourselves! THE CALAMITIES has escaped its prison deep in the void and is now appearing on bookshelves in libraries and bookstores everywhere! Shit! Shit!!
The Demons! The Demons Are Free! The Calamities Is Out!
The Calamities (Book One of The Fiends) is now out, rampaging through the populace, gamboling about, claws at the ready, teeth sharp, and its countless eyes fixed upon you. So, I do hope you’…
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Where the Roaches Are by CC Adams: hospital horror that disquiets rather than terrifies. Nigel Kneale and Roald Dahl in the DNA, and an ending that lands like a falling log. Our review: https://gnofhorror.com/where-the-roaches-are-by-cc-adams-review/
Where The Roaches Are By CC Adams: Horror Collection Review - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website
CC Adams sets Where the Roaches Are in a hospital where racism, trauma and psychosis bite harder than any monster. A review of a quietly nasty collection.
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I’ll have a table at this year’s Nottingham Book Festival at the Broadway Cinema on the 5th September where I’ll be hawking my books. Come and say hello and buy one of my nostalgic, cinematic, supernatural, Bildungsroman stories.
Remains issue 5 is mailing out now. New fiction by Tim Lees, Matt Flintoff, Aliya Whiteley, David Vonderheide, Rebecca Zahabi, Ray Cluley, Toby Whithouse, plus James Sallis and colour art by Richard Wagner.
Issue 5
NEW! 100 full colour pages of brand new fiction, with art by Richard Wagner fictionSex Lives of the Spirit World by Tim LeesTributary by Matt FlintoffSandcastle Chalet by Aliya WhiteleyInsights by Dav...
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New blog post about my recently published collection, "Somnambulant Hearts". andrew-hook.blogspot.com/2026/07/somn...
Somnambulant Hearts
My thirteenth collection of short stories, "Somnmbulant Hearts", was published last month by Black Shuck Books. The collection contains seve...
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A free taster of my work. This is who I am. These short stories, all previously published in magazines or anthologies, contain magic, monsters, ghosts, history, beer, Scotland, scifi, fantasy, horror, singing, more beer and more singing. www.amazon.com/Green-Grow-R...
👻 HAPPY RELEASE DAY 👻 By Dawn’s Early Light by Graeme Reynolds has hit the world 😱 Jack is back! Investigating one of the worst cold cases from his days on the force. The Witchfinder. Never has there been a more terrifying sentence than, “Dad, the Guinea pig escaped” 🩸📚😱📚💙📢📚
Folk horror in a former mining community. Only 99p for a limited time. www.amazon.co.uk/Scratch-Moss...
Scratch Moss: The most original folk horror novel of the year from the author of Withered Hill eBook : Barnett, David: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
Scratch Moss: The most original folk horror novel of the year from the author of Withered Hill eBook : Barnett, David: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
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Made for the Dark by John Llewellyn Probert Review: A Guided Tour Through Horror’s Twilight Zone https://gnofhorror.com/made-for-the-dark-review-john-llewellyn-probert/
Made For The Dark By John Llewellyn Probert Review: A Guided Tour Through Horror’s Twilight Zone - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website
Made for the Dark review explores John Llewellyn Probert’s horror short story collection and asks the question every fan has: is this new anthology worth reading?
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As it's been announced in the Black Shuck Books newsletter, I'm delighted to confirm that my (appropriately) 13th short story collection, "Somnambulant Hearts", will be published by them in June. blackshuckbooks.co.uk/somnambulant...
The Memory Shades: Watkins gives us ghosts, guilt, and giant worms. A slow burn that earns its explosive finale. Sci-fi horror that remembers the people matter most. @davewatkins.bsky.social gnofhorror.com/the-memory-s...
The Memory Shades Review: David Watkins's Best Yet Blends Ghosts And Worms - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website
The Memory Shades Review delivers creature feature thrills and psychological depth. Prisoners, ghosts, and something beneath the soil.
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Quick reminder, I have a new book of short stories published by Black Shuck Books on the 26th March…. Includes 3x brand new stories alongside ones published by Undertow Press, Supernatural Tales, Nightscript etc. etc. jameseverington.blogspot.com/2026/01/coming-soon-defensive-wounds-other.html?m=1
Coming Soon! Defensive Wounds & Other Stories...
I'm really very awfully pleased to be able to announce that my new collection of stories, Defensive Wounds & Other Stories , is to be publi...
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Exclusive cover reveal: WE ARE FOR THE DARK by Gretchen McNeil Her follow-up to They Fear Not Men in the Woods trades forests for a fog-shrouded Newfoundland island. An FBI-agent-turned-priest vs. ancient folklore Check out the cover here ⬇️ gnofhorror.com/we-are-for-t... @dawbooks.bsky.social
New Review - finishing the week on a hugely enjoyable collection of science fiction tales. I highly recommend Who Will You Save? By Gareth L Powell that reminds us we have other worlds than this one to explore - www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2026/1/...
Who Will You Save? by Gareth L Powell — Runalong The Shelves
I would like to thank Titan for a copy of this collection in exchange for a fair and honest review Publisher - Titan Published - Out Now Price - £9.99 paperback £7.99 ebook Action-packed ...
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@shonak.bsky.social is awesome (as you should all know by now.) Click the link to learn more, and please share. churchman72.wixsite.com/danielchurch...
Shona Kinsella Is Awesome
I’d like to say a few quick words here about the wonderful Shona Kinsella, who as well as editing The Sound of the Dark for Angry Robot, also loved the book so much she wrote a blurb for it too.The re...
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Briefly coming out of hiatus, my blog today celebrates the 17th (!!!) annual Westies awards - my favourite reads of the year! markwestwriter.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-...
The Seventeenth Annual Westies - review of the year 2025
And so we come to the close of 2025. I realise the blog has been in hiatus for a year now, but next year I'll be starting a monthly newslett...
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New Review - a haunting novella where the mysterious appearance of a child on the sofa sets a tragedy of events in motion - Visions of Grace by Alison Littlewood is out now! www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2025/12...
Visions of Grace by Alison Littlewood — Runalong The Shelves
Publisher – PS Publishing Published – Out Now Price – £18 hardback £2.99 ebook via https://pspublishing.co.uk/visions-of-grace-ebook-alison-littlewood-6707-p.asp Katie is almost six. She’s ve...
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She went on to try to steal Alan Rickman from Emma Thompson.
Jaundiced Brains@johnnymains.co.uk · 10mo ago'Peasant Girl' - Gerald Leslie Brockhurst (1916)
#FridayReads time again! What's everyone reading? For me, it's: 📗: NO REST FOR THE WICKED by Rachel Louise Adams 📱: TOM'S CROSSING by Mark Z Danielewski 🎧: DOWN CEMETERY ROAD by Mick Herron
I'm into the last 100 pages of the monster that is Joe Hill's KING SORROW, and it is worth the wait! My other #FridayReads are 📱: TOM'S CROSSING by Mark Z Danielewski 🎧: THE CONCRETE BLONDE by Michael Connelly What are you reading this week?
Visiting the UK in the past couple of weeks I picked up a copy of the latest @forteantimes.bsky.social , containing an article on Japanese toilet ghosts by my good friend @lauramauro.bsky.social It’s their first article for FT, the cover story and a damn good read!
It's summer 1985 and Dan is 16, on holiday with his recently divorced mum, Jude. The last thing either expects is to get involved in a murder mystery.... mybook.to/StillWatersRun @thebookfolks.bsky.social #thriller #novel #80s @joffebooks.bsky.social
We are honoured to bring you the cover reveal for The Damocles Files: The Key of the Abyss by Ben Jones and Anthony Watson. If you are a fan of Supernatural WW2 action adventure, these books are a must read. To whet your appetite, I have included my review of the first book in the article.
The Damocles Files: The Key Of The Abyss - Cover Reveal 31/03/2025
Ginger Nuts of Horror brings you the cover reveal for the latest novel from Benedict Jones and Anthony Watson The Damocles Files: The Key of the Abyss
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#bookreview 📚💙 🪐📚 Fan of? -Space Westerns, like TV's Firefly -Strong female protagonists with baggage Try @starkholborn.bsky.social's Ten Low starkholborn.com/ten-low/ An ex-military drifter with a sketchy past saves a child from a crashed spaceship and discovers that ship was crashed for a reason.
