If there’s one thing to be said for Tiffany McDaniel, it’s that she’s consistent. Five pages into The Summer that Melted Everything, and I was immediately transported through the writing back to my reading Betty. I felt I could’ve picked this book up blind and guessed the author, or at least proclaim “this reminds me …
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I’m writing this review right after my second full re-read. Those who know me are aware that I have strong feelings about this book. I often cite it as not just my favorite King, but favorite novel of all time. I initially read it in 2018, which might surprise you to learn was very early …
I’ve been accused of homing in on writing style when I discuss books, and I don’t deny it. The writing is important to me; maybe because the creative side of me likes to appreciate and dissect the construction of art alongside the finished piece. It’s not a science, though. Good writing doesn’t make a good …
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Tyler Jones was already establishing himself as a voice in the world of indie horror fiction when he brought me on to contribute artwork to his stories. What began with me illustrating each story in his new collection Burn the Plans (coming February 2022 from Cemetery Gates Media) quickly branched out into other projects. In …
