Blending historical, speculative, and supernatural genres, The Red Winter by Cameron Sullivan is a cross between The Witcher series and Brotherhood of the Wolf, with a smattering of Baldur's Gate 3. TRW follows seemingly immortal Professor Sebastian Grave, the demon that inhabits him (and sometimes astral projects into corporeal form) Sarmodel, and the succubus Livia… Continue reading Review: The Red Winter by Cameron Sullivan
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury comes recommended to me by a friend. I enjoy sci-fi and horror, but surprisingly have never read any Bradbury! That said, I did not know quite what to expect in terms of prose and style. SWTWC follows 13 year olds Will and Jim as they uncover the… Continue reading Review: Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury
The Terror by Dan Simmons tells the bleak, brutal tale of the doomed 1845 Franklin Expedition in which the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus sought to traverse the Northwest Passage. While historically we know that all those on the expedition perished likely from starvation, exposure, scurvy, cannibalism, etc, Simmons offers a horror/supernatural twist to… Continue reading Review: The Terror by Dan Simmons
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