Have you ever wondered what happened to the characters after the events in Bram Stoker’s Dracula? What if the story didn’t end there? And what if Dracula was more than a horror story? Putting your hands on this book is like grabbing some valuable documents you secretly always hoped to find. Indeed, every interactive clue is remarkable, and you get a sense of realism that gives you the creeps at […]
Set in a small village in Galicia, Spain, during the 30s, this is a collection of short tales of mist and ghosts the author’s grandmother used to tell her while sitting by the kitchen firewood. When we read—or are told—about folklore and superstitions, it’s easy to get enraptured. Then, if they are of the dark genre, it’s impossible not to get the creepy vibes that are assured to put us […]
I went through this manga without having previously read the light novels that kicked off the Monogatari series, nor I watched the anime adaptation, so I didn’t have a proper knowledge of what this was all about. However, a look at the gorgeous cover, the catchy synopsis, and NisiOisiN’s name—also known for his literary adaptation of the Death Note manga—made me grab this volume without hesitation. And wasn’t my instinct […]
I’ve always heard lots of good things about both Hoover and Fishers’ books from friends and fellow bloggers/reviewers, but never tried any of their works and that’s why I decided to start from this collaboration between the two of them. I get this is something different, but I’m glad I chose to go for it. Although readers can’t understand what is going on—Charlie and Silas, we feel you!—the mystery around […]