Hello! Today I bring you a review for a book that I supremely enjoyed and highly recommend picking up next April if you enjoy speculative fiction and discussions about climate change and what it could potentially bring to our futures if unchecked. DEVOURING TOMORROW: Fiction From the Future of Food is an anthology series curated by Jeff Dupuis and A.G. Pasquella out March 25, 2025.
Hello everyone, today I come to you with a slightly belated review for an anthology of short horror fiction I've been reading! Alongside horror, it's also a generous mix of science fiction, so if that sounds exciting for you, then check out SICK GIRL SCREAMS, by SJ Townend, available now!
4 stars rating! 🌕🌕🌕🌕 I really enjoyed this one!
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Hey there readers, I'm back again with another quick book review, this time for a delightful and morbid collection of dark poetry by Brenda S. Tolian by the name of Bestial Mouths. Check it out if you like the way those descriptions sound!
BESTIAL MOUTHS is published by Raw Dog Screaming Press and releases on November 14, 2024.
Score: 3.5 Stars! 🌕🌕🌕🌗
Long time no chat! I have a couple of things coming, but first and foremost, a Netgalley ARC review!
This post's review is for NETHER STATION, by Kevin J. Anderson, published by Blackstone Publishing and releasing on October 29, 2024.
Score: 3.5 Stars! 🌕🌕🌕🌗
I received an arc late last year to read and review The Pleasure in Pain: A Queer Horrortica Anthology curated by Roxie Voorhees! I briefly mentioned it in my last post, so here's a copy of that review from storygraph!
hi i'm fashionably late
i also didn't read a lot in april (anime eto bleh gif)
well, anyway!
This ones unconventional and far more light hearted than my book post but I want to motivate myself to watch movies with the same passion as I had last year, so here we are! I don't have a pretty graphic for it so I'm just going to screen shot my Letterboxd Diary page for it!
(to the same tone as last month) woooow i read so LITTLE this month LOL
I got distracted a lot this month. Stardew Valley's new update came out, and I got addicted to Lethal Company, so I wound up spending a lot of time playing games online with my partners. I also spent a significant portion of the last couple of weeks preparing for the next chapter in my cosmic horror tabletop game I run.
wow oh my gosh, i read so much in february what the fuck. i read for a mix of black history month + valentines day, though i'm pretty sure if you look at what i was reading, you don't get "valentine's day" out of it.
thirteen books! wow
January was a strong month for me for reading! I caught up on all of my ARCs (which several of these were for), and I read a few other things in my backlog that I was happy to finally get around to reading.
Well . I read Darling Girls!
I genuinely have more to say about this than what went into my initial posted review on storygraph so maybe I'll just dive right in. This thoughts-dump style post has spoilers!
