Hello! Today I am reviewing 'The House Where Halloween Sleeps' by J.D. Harris, which was an absolute blast to read and I am very much looking forward to checking out some of the author's other autumnal/spooky books in the near future.

Hello! With October on the horizon it's time to look at what's coming for the official spooky month. While I will still have other reviews and posts during that month, a lot of the focus is going to be on horror and below are the books that I will be covering on the blog.

Navigate the pitfalls of romance, reputation, manners, and marriage in the sumptuous new edition of this award-winning regency rpg.

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Good afternoon! It's Sunday again and I am here with another roundup. It's been a long week, and I have been fighting with a flare up due to the weather changing as autumn well and truly gets into gear; but now I am enjoying a long weekend and getting to relax. I've been playing The Blood of the Dawnwalker and I am loving it so far, although I am absolutely terrible at the fighting so that will be a work in progress (I was exactly the same with Clair Obscur); but give me creepy, scary vampires and I am content.

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Hello! Back to the horror briefly today for a review of Drone by Dan Howarth, which really nailed isolated, rural horror, but ultimately didn't completely stick the landing for me.

Every now and again, I write a post about tabletop role-playing games. The thing I most appreciate about TTRPGs is the way they invite multiple people to tell a story together. At its heart, gaming…

Hello! Today I am reviewing 'The Heroes We Never Were' by Thomas Howard Riley. I was lucky enough to beta this one last year, and it was my book of the year even before it had released - and it has stuck in my thoughts all that time. I remember getting it in my inbox, and going oh I will read a chapter or two before bed just to get started...

An Introduction to Queered Frankenstein with Lucy Allan – Zoom, Sun 27 Sep 2026 - Our series of talks is funded exclusively by donations. The talks are free to access but if you can support the projec...

Helllooo! Today something special for you thanks to Luna Press Publishing I am sharing the cover for Tade Thompson’s excellent new historical fantasy epic Antara coming out 23rd March 2027. We may ...

Hello! Sticking with the horror again today, for one of the most brutal and mind-bending books I've read for a while, Long Island Memorial by Clayton W. Snyder and Michael R.Fletcher.

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Good morning, This was something I'd been wanting to do for a while, and so with the new blog each sunday there will be a roundup of what's happened on the blog, what's to come for the week ahead; and a roundup of things that have caught my eye during the week (unlike spotlights these will be completely random). As we finish out the week, I am currently reading:

Helloooo! Hope you’re all ok? This is Wombling Along the blog’s weekend supplement sharing the reviews and other things that caught my eye this week. It’s been a hard week as one parent is back ...

For Immediate Release September 4thLexington, KY: Apex Book Company is excited to announce the acquisition of Far More Than Feather and Bone by Catherine McCarthy. Pitched as blending the Faustian bar...

Four Sword & Sorcery novellas by NESS magazine authors: SEAS AFIRE STARS ADROWN by Bryn Hammond, LONG IS THE NIGHT by Audrey Stollings, THE PHOENIX & THE MAKER by James Enge, and FIELDS OF HELL by Dar...

Hello! Sticking with the folk horror today, with a review for Bound by the Salt by John Togher, the first in The Cairnshore Tides trilogy. I really enjoyed this one, to the point where the moment I finished I preordered the next two immediately (The Tidewarden, 30/11/26 and What the Tide Kept, 19/03/27).