CHRONOLYSIS
Disorienting is the word for this very Phil Dickian excercise in reality displacement
Disorienting is the word for this very Phil Dickian excercise in reality displacement
A self-proclaimed “hybrid monster of a book that interrogates humanity’s troubled relationship with its animality, & so its relation to animals, the earth, and ultimately the cosmos”
I don’t know what kind of drugs Richard Miller was on when he wrote this novel, but I want some
A newly translated assortment of “Essential Stories” by Poland’s Bruno Schulz
Potent but overrated haunted house scares from the 1970s
A deliberately overwrought Frenchified attempt at American noir fiction, with some mighty saucy passages
This was the second, and most interesting, of several Stephen King novels published under the Richard Bachman pseudonym
So-so wilderness horror from the eighties
Literary horror at its best!
AIDS-inspired dystopian grunge from the irrepressible Norman Spinrad