Ice Cream Man was a very different read. It combined all the weird parts horror and strange in precisely the right ways to make the
Month: March 2017
Murder in Absentia, by Assaph Mehr
Murder in-absentia was a surprisingly well-blended bit of magical Roman fantasy, and I mean that quite literally. We follow the protagonist, Felix the Fox, through
Close Encounters of the Rubber Duck Kind, by Vincent Lemon
As a kid I always imagined all the silly little things that happened on Earth were for one reason: we were some kind of entertainment
Murder Red Ink, by Mord McGhee
Mord McGhee has done it again! In this stunning and positively horrific prequel to his masterpiece “Ghosts of San Fransisco,” Mord has taken the readers
Clarence. The Snake from Dunolly, by Susan Day
Cute and simple, just what kids need. Clarence himself embodies everything a child would be: curious, insistent, full of mistakes, and not good at listening
Out of my Mind, by John E. Petty
With the exception of one short story, most of the characters have one tone: haughty. Normally this is the kind of thing that doesn’t sit
