{Book Review} Judge Fear’s Big Day Out: Edited By Michael Carroll
Judge Fear’s Big Day Out: Edited By Michael Carroll Reviewed By Tarn Richardson In 1977 Britain, revolution was in the air. The Sex Pistols were […]
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{Book Review} The Ethereal Transit Society: Thomas Vaughn
The Ethereal Transit Society: Thomas Vaughn Reviewed By Tarn Richardson Basic rules for life that I apply are never trust someone who thinks we’re alone […]
{Book Review} The Hollow Places: T. Kingfisher
The Hollow Places: T. Kingfisher Reviewed By Tarn Richardson T. Kingfisher, also known as the writer Ursula Vernon, is an award-winning author and illustrator, with […]
{Book Review} In Sheep’s Skin: Scott Hale
In Sheep’s Skin: Scott Hale Reviewed By Tarn Richardson Remember when you were young and went to the cinema, pockets bulging with sweets from the […]
{Book Review} The Vine That Ate The Starlet: Madeleine Swann
The Vine That Ate The Starlet: Madeleine Swann Reviewed By Tarn Richardson The Vine That Ate The Starlet is refreshing, inventive and intelligently written science […]
{Book Review} White Pines: Gemma Amor
White Pines: Gemma Amor Reviewed By Tarn Richardson Tom Petty’s Southern Accents album from 1985 is regarded by many of his fans as his most […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Tarn Richardson “Language is wine upon the lips.” So said Virginia Woolf, apparently to her husband over a bottle […]
{Book Review} The Damned (The Darkest Hand Trilogy Book 1): Tarn Richardson
The Damned: Tarn Richardson Reviewed By Steve Stred Tarn Richardson’s The Darkest Hand Trilogy has been on my radar for some time. Book One has […]
{Book Review} Shepherd’s Warning: Cailyn Lloyd
Shepherd’s Warning: Cailyn Lloyd Reviewed By Tarn Richardson The haunted house novel is as old as the horror genre itself, Horace Walpole first suggesting the […]
{Halloween Feature} The Dovecote: Tarn Richardson (Exclusive Fiction)
The Dovecote By Tarn Richardson I was sitting next to Louise Tidwell the afternoon she threw herself from the dovecote. She had been the least […]