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Wonderful review of HARMED AND DANGEROUS by Jim McLeod on the always fabulous @gnofhorror.com

Today's ARC book mail. This sounds so right up my street, it's purchsed the house next door and moved in!!!

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The Sword Garden by Peadar O Guilin — Runalong The Shelves Publisher – Wizard’s Tower Press Published – Out Now Price – £17 paperback £4.98 ebook Never trust the dead. The Empire's richest city is about to revolt and only Jarrod's dying father can...

New Review - a fascinating story that is definitely not quite what it seems - I highly recommend The Sword Garden by @thecallya.bsky.social out now with thanks to @wtpress.bsky.social www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2026/4/...

Harmed And Dangerous Review: Jasper Bark’s Bark Bites Horror Shines - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Harmed and Dangerous review. Jasper Bark’s Bark Bites Horror returns with a thriller about trauma, small-town secrets, and the past that won’t stay dead.

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“Harmed and Dangerous is like a therapy session with a serial killer, uncomfortable, oddly enlightening, and you’ll definitely need a shower afterwards,” Jasper Bark’s horror sticks with you. Mostly in your nightmares.

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The “quiet genius” of BODIES OF WORK is that it “asks uncomfortable questions about who owns a story. The artist who creates it? Or the people he exploits to make it?” Really lovely review right here: bit.ly/4cohjVw Thank you @gnofhorror.com @titanbooks.bsky.social

Yesterday was Monday. Monday means #MustRead horror. This week: @willowylungs.bsky.social talks queerness thriving in body horror @crimereads.bsky.social, @architamittra.bsky.social recommends 6 of @davidmoody.bsky.social's most terrifying books @the-line-up.bsky.social ...

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This is about four books down in my TBR

Florian Frerichs Interview: Dream Story, Kubrick’s Shadow, And “They Will Claim That I Was Dead” – The Fright Club Podcast - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Florian Frerichs Interview: Dream Story, Kubrick’s Shadow, and “They Will Claim That I Was Dead” – The Fright Club Podcast

Today, Florian Frerichs will take listeners inside the making of Dream Story, the challenges of adapting an untouchable classic,
Prepare to question what is real, what is dreamed, and what is simply too terrible to be anything but the truth.

Welcome, Florian Frerichs, to The Fright Club Podcast.

Bodies Of Work By Clay McLeod Chapman Review: Supernatural Revenge Horror Delivers Ghosts, Art, And Unease - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Bodies of Work by Clay McLeod Chapman Review, a serial killer’s art, forgotten women’s ghosts, and slow-burn unease. 5 stars.

Clay McLeod Chapman’s ‘Bodies of Work’ is a supernatural revenge novella that turns the serial‑killer trope inside out. The ghosts don’t just haunt—they rewrite the story.”

gnofhorror.com/bodies-of-wo...

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You keep writing them, and I'll keep loving them. We McLeods are a gift from heaven.

(NOTE we are not related in any way, other than both being gorgeous bald and beardy men)

So glad ypu liked it

Florian Frerichs Interview: Dream Story, Kubrick’s Shadow, And “They Will Claim That I Was Dead” – The Fright Club Podcast - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Florian Frerichs Interview: Dream Story, Kubrick’s Shadow, and “They Will Claim That I Was Dead” – The Fright Club Podcast

Today, Florian Frerichs will take listeners inside the making of Dream Story, the challenges of adapting an untouchable classic,
Prepare to question what is real, what is dreamed, and what is simply too terrible to be anything but the truth.

Welcome, Florian Frerichs, to The Fright Club Podcast.

Bodies Of Work By Clay McLeod Chapman Review: Supernatural Revenge Horror Delivers Ghosts, Art, And Unease - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Bodies of Work by Clay McLeod Chapman Review, a serial killer’s art, forgotten women’s ghosts, and slow-burn unease. 5 stars.

Clay McLeod Chapman’s ‘Bodies of Work’ is a supernatural revenge novella that turns the serial‑killer trope inside out. The ghosts don’t just haunt—they rewrite the story.”

gnofhorror.com/bodies-of-wo...

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Ngl, The Great Silence is a really cool series, and if you want gunpowder and somehow eldritch-like creatures, Swan is your man

I probably won’t be publishing my review until closer to publication day for some reason they always ask for me to hold off.

I never even noticed that to be honest. I saw a lot of folk on insta talking about it and downloaded it from NetGalley

What Feeds Below What Feeds Below eBook : Schlote-Bonne, Tatiana: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

If you haven’t got this on your radar you really need to. I’m coming up to the halfway mark and it’s brilliant

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Crawlspace By Adam Christopher Review: SF Horror That Delivers Mechanical Dread - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Crawlspace by Adam Christopher Review explores the psychological space horror and cosmic dread in this claustrophobic SF thriller.

Crawlspace by Adam Christopher is the space horror novel for people who think the scariest thing about deep space is realising your employer sent you there on purpose. A claustrophobic, slow-burn descent into cosmic dread. My full review is up now:

@adamchristopher.me @tornightfire.bsky.social

Exit 8 Review: Genki Kawamura’s Liminal Horror Finds Dread In Repetition - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Genki Kawamura’s Exit 8 turns a simple video game into an unnerving liminal nightmare. Read our full review. (

Exit 8 turns subway monotony into pure dread. Genki Kawamura’s liminal horror strips everything away. No gore. Just anomalies. Spot one or start over. Review

gnofhorror.com/exit-8-revie...

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And everyone follow Jodie too. She always does the best selection of books and if you want to know owt about Dragonlance she the person to see! Thank you for including me Jodie❤️

Congratulations, that is an amazing achievement.

The Haunted Houses She Calls Her Own — CandiKat Horror Much like the narrator in “Her Skin Was a Grim Canvas” could not merely wear clothes, there is no such thing as merely reading a Gwendolyn Kiste work. The stories in The Haunted Houses She Calls Her O...

The stories in The Haunted Houses She Calls Her Own by Gwendolyn Kiste have to be savored, lived in, passages read again to relive the language or wallow in the emotion - be it fear, horror, dread, grief, humor. #BookSky TY #NetGalley & @rdspress.bsky.social for the ARC. Full review:

Interviewing Heather Child — Runalong The Shelves Hellooo! I recently hugely enjoyed reading The People’s Republic of Love by Heather Child  a timely story exploring the dark side of influencing and how power can corrupt even in a tropic...

New Author Interview - today on the blog I welcome @heatherika.bsky.social to the blog to discuss their great novel The People’s Republic of Love and the dark side of influencing www.runalongtheshelves.net/interviews/2...

I'm so sorry Tessa, as a fellow chroninc pain sufferer you have all of my sympathies

Hope you get some respite from it soon

Well, this is my favourite review of CRAWLSPACE ever.

"It’s like watching a master carpenter who usually builds ornate cathedrals decide to construct a one-room cabin, then meticulously seal all the windows shut."

Heehee, I love that.

CRAWLSPACE is out in the US now and will hit the UK in May!

Exit 8 Review: Genki Kawamura’s Liminal Horror Finds Dread In Repetition - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Genki Kawamura’s Exit 8 turns a simple video game into an unnerving liminal nightmare. Read our full review. (

Exit 8 turns subway monotony into pure dread. Genki Kawamura’s liminal horror strips everything away. No gore. Just anomalies. Spot one or start over. Review

gnofhorror.com/exit-8-revie...

@maddwolfcolumbus.bsky.social @frightclub.bsky.social

Crawlspace By Adam Christopher Review: SF Horror That Delivers Mechanical Dread - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website Crawlspace by Adam Christopher Review explores the psychological space horror and cosmic dread in this claustrophobic SF thriller.

Crawlspace by Adam Christopher is the space horror novel for people who think the scariest thing about deep space is realising your employer sent you there on purpose. A claustrophobic, slow-burn descent into cosmic dread. My full review is up now:

@adamchristopher.me @tornightfire.bsky.social

I've just woken up after being asleep for 20 hours, and heading out to work I'll message you tomorrow whenI get home from my night shift