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Spring has sprung, and with it comes a new season of research. For the next quarter, I’ll be diving into the subgenre of eco-horror, which, of course, is closely related to the Gothic, although you might not expect that connection. Eco-horror is a relatively recently defined subgenre in which the field of eco-criticism is applied … Continue reading What is Eco-Horror?

April brings with it spring showers and the next stage of our foray into horror. Tomorrow I’ll publish my introductory essay into eco-horror, our next subject, but for today here’s a review of a novella that takes us back to the winter and fits nicely with our new topic. White is a 60-page novella that … Continue reading White, by Tim Lebbon

I was offered a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This review may contain spoilers. The dimension-spanning conclusion to the Honor Trilogy, For Honor Alone returns to the Cross-Termporal Empire and the midst of a multi-dimensional war. Where the first book focused on Jade Carvello and the second on Margaret Peric, … Continue reading For Honor Alone, by Andrew J Harvey