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litreactor.com Bookshots: 'The Insides' by Jeremy P. Bushnell 'The Insides' is a character-driven fantasy with a tinge of absurdism.

“If you haven’t heard about, seen, or read this book yet, here’s a brief primer: S. isn’t as much a book as it is an amalgamation of mindfucks.”
Ryan Peverly reviews a tricksy new release from the House of Abrams.

“If you haven’t heard about, seen, or read this book yet, here’s a brief primer: S. isn’t as much a book as it is an amalgamation of mindfucks.”

Ryan Peverly reviews a tricksy new release from the House of Abrams.

“Would I want to live in a bohemian hub of pathos-filled, eccentric artists in a slowly collapsing Victorian monstrosity? Hell, yes.”
Leah Dearborn reviews a biography of the rock star’s NY hotel of choice.

“Would I want to live in a bohemian hub of pathos-filled, eccentric artists in a slowly collapsing Victorian monstrosity? Hell, yes.”

Leah Dearborn reviews a biography of the rock star’s NY hotel of choice.

“I do not want to live in a world populated by zombies if I am not allowed to kill them videogame style sans repercussion.”
Josh Chaplinsky reviews a different kind of zombie novel for Bookshots.

“I do not want to live in a world populated by zombies if I am not allowed to kill them videogame style sans repercussion.”

Josh Chaplinsky reviews a different kind of zombie novel for Bookshots.

“Fucking stiffs! You don’t only have to make them, you’ve also got to carry them, as if they were children”
After reading The Mongolian Conspiracy, BH Shepherd wants to move to Mexico.

“Fucking stiffs! You don’t only have to make them, you’ve also got to carry them, as if they were children”

After reading The Mongolian Conspiracy, BH Shepherd wants to move to Mexico.

Robert ‘Dog Soldiers’ Stone’s new novel searches for redemption in a New England college town.

Robert ‘Dog Soldiers’ Stone’s new novel searches for redemption in a New England college town.

‘The book isn’t meant to be understood in the conventional way we expect a book to be understood. It is a puzzle, a Möbius loop, a labyrinth. At the centre of that labyrinth is a cage.’
Chris Shultz has his mind blown by the enigmatic masterpiece and...

‘The book isn’t meant to be understood in the conventional way we expect a book to be understood. It is a puzzle, a Möbius loop, a labyrinth. At the centre of that labyrinth is a cage.’

Chris Shultz has his mind blown by the enigmatic masterpiece and seminal graphic novel The Cage

Anthropology, parenthood and missed opportunities in North London.
Review of Margaret Drabble’s new novel by Cath Murphy.

Anthropology, parenthood and missed opportunities in North London.

Review of Margaret Drabble’s new novel by Cath Murphy.

Did you love Let the Right One In? Josh Chaplinsky decides if John Lindqvist’s short stories live up to his bestselling novel.

Did you love Let the Right One In? Josh Chaplinsky decides if John Lindqvist’s short stories live up to his bestselling novel.

BOOKSHOTS REVIEW: Lungs Full of Noise
Chris Shultz reviews a book of stories from the uniquely imaginative Tessa Mellas

BOOKSHOTS REVIEW: Lungs Full of Noise

Chris Shultz reviews a book of stories from the uniquely imaginative Tessa Mellas

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