“[A] wildly atmospheric and unsettling debut . . . a heady fusion of horror, Southern gothic, and timely social commentary [from a ] gifted storyteller.” —Publishers WeeklySwine Hill was full of the dead. Their ghosts were thickest near the abandoned downtown, where...
The last thing a mail order bride needs is a highwayman’s intervention in the form of a stagecoach robbery. Especially when time is of the essence and she needs a father for her baby. Preferably before she begins to show. When Melissa married John Carter because her...
The Truth in Drag “Fiction reveals truth that reality obscures.” Well. That’s an uncomfortable little sentence, isn’t it? It doesn’t seduce or flatter. It doesn’t offer clarity—it questions it. It grins through the teeth of the mask, whispers that the emperor’s nude...