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Author: Brian Lindenmuth

Former non-fiction of Spinetingler Magazine and fiction editor at Snubnose Press. Long time reviewer.
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Review: Lake Mungo

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Review: Vesper (2022)

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Review: VFW

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Review: Shock Value by Jason Zinoman

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Entertainment Advent Calendar 2022: Celluloid Dirt podcast

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Entertainment Advent Calendar 2022: Pada

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Entertainment Advent Calendar 2022: Top TV Tearjerkers

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Entertainment Advent Calendar 2022: Kekexili: Mountain Patrol

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Entertainment Advent Calendar 2022: You Must Remember This podcast

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The Noir Year in Review

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Review: The Sandman (Audible Original) by Neil Gaiman

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Review: Weird: The Al Yankovic Story

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“… Laurel Hightower and Sandra Ruttan have edited a fever dream of identity horror that is wonderfully put together, the implementation of flash fiction and poetry help to give breathing spaces between the longer stories – there is so much brilliance here that it shows what a wonderful time it is for horror …” – Ross Jeffery

“All the authors really brought their A+ game and Laurel Hightower and Sandra Ruttan have put together this masterpiece. I cannot even imagine how difficult this must have been – but the result is pure fire!.” – Alex: findingmontauk1

Winter 2022 Issue

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Suffer the Little Children by R. J. Joseph

Why Ride a Broom? by Angelique Fawns

The Taste of the Name by Christina Ladd

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Are We Ourselves? By Michelle Mellon 

Invisible No More by R. J. Joseph

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Ashes of Gold by J. Elle

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  • Review: Newborn by Agustin Maes
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  • The Path to Public Redemption
  • Exempting Yourself from the Right to Equality
  • Review: Lake Mungo
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  • #BookReview: Unraveller by Frances Hardinge
  • Review: Vesper (2022)
  • Review: Bishop by Candace Nola
  • Year of the Reaper by Makiia Lucier #BookReview
  • Review: VFW
  • #Bookreads: House of Pungsu by K.P. Kulski
  • #BookReview: Lost Cargo by P.A. Cornell
  • Introducing Skeleanor
  • Review: Song of Silver, Flame Like Night by Amelie Wen Zhao

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