Tag: horror fiction review

SHORT SHOTS: ‘Play Time’

(Editor’s note: SHORT SHOTS is an occasional feature where I review horror short stories.) A woman flees with her young daughter from an abusive husband and ends up at a roadside diner somewhere in Montana. However, the paranoid fear of the husband finding her and taking their daughter may not be the worst danger she... Continue Reading →

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SHORT SHOTS: ‘Hush, Little Baby’

(Editor’s note: SHORT SHOTS is an occasional feature where I review horror short stories.) For me, the most uncomfortable horror fiction starts in the womb. In April 2022, I read and reviewed “Birth” by Lisa Quigley, the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Forest. The story was in Issue #8 of Unnerving Magazine, and it... Continue Reading →

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