Pretend You Don’t See Her-Edited by Jill Girardi and Lydia Prime-Book Review

This review was posted on The Horror Tree website on October 31, 2025, but life happened and I didn’t add it to my blog at the time. I have a new review coming soon, so I wanted to finally post this one to get back into the swing of things and become active again in the horror community. I finally renewed my HWA membership last week even. It’s been a long drought for me, but I’m back to reading, reviewing, and writing again!

Kandisha Press has outdone itself once again, and I hope to see more from them soon!

For the full review click the link below:

Epeolatry Book Review: Pretend You Don’t See Her, ed. Jill Girardi and Lydia Prime

Here’s a link for the book on Amazon:

Tales of the Gothic-Compiled by Christopher Stagg-Book Review

Terrific collection of gothic horror tales!

Click on the link below for my full review:

Epeolatry Book Review: Tales of the Gothic, ed. Christopher Stagg

Here’s a link for the book on Amazon too:

Ink Vine by Elizabeth Broadbent-Book Review

I was drawn to this story just by reading the synopsis and I was not disappointed. There is a dark fantasy element to this story, but dare I say it, it has a literary bent to it as well.

Click on the link below for my full review on The Horror Tree.

Epeolatry Book Review: Ink Vine by Elizabeth Broadbent – The Horror Tree

Here’s a link on Amazon for the book too:

We’re Not Ourselves Today-Book Review

Loved this anthology filled with wonderful stories of pulp horror from the beautiful and creative duo of Jill Girardi and Lydia Prime!

Here is the link to my full review at The Horror Tree:

Epeolatry Book Review: We’re Not Ourselves Today by Jill Girardi and Lydia Prime

Here’s a link to Amazon for the book too!

Hot Iron and Cold Blood-Book Review

This is my second review for The Horror Tree. My first review was not my best writing, so I read some articles on writing book reviews sent to me by my HWA mentor, Catherine Jordan, and I feel this one is a a bit better. I hope to steadily improve my writing as I continue this journey.

This is a terrific anthology with a mixture of the old west and classic horror. I highly recommend it and here is a link to my full review at The Horror Tree:

Epeolatry Book Review: Hot Iron and Cold Blood, An Anthology of the Weird West, ed. Patrick R. McDonough – The Horror Tree

Here is a link to Amazon for the book too!