Ghoster is about as modern a horror novel as one could hope to find.
Reviews
Playing Changes: by Nate Chinen
Playing Changes takes on the unenviable task of dissecting a scene that is still very…
I Like to Watch: by Emily Nussbaum
Nussbaum’s reviews are close readings of media texts in which she demonstrates a gift for…
Aesthetics Equals Politics: Edited by Mark Foster Gage
Aesthetics Equals Politics throws out the first ball in what could have been a provocative,…
Ducks, Newburyport: by Lucy Ellmann
Offers a genuine and humorous grappling with the contemporary American moment and the effects it…
Fault Lines: by Kevin M. Kruse and Julian E. Zelizer
Dissects U.S. history from 1974 to the present to prove that Trump is not some…
Savage Appetites: by Rachel Monroe
Savage Appetites offers up a timely look at our obsession with true crime, viewing the…
Howard Stern Comes Again: by Howard Stern
Howard Stern Comes Again marks the culmination and arrival of a decent human being and…
The Big Book of Classic Fantasy: by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer
The reader could open it to any page and find something extraordinary.
The Sisters of the Winter Wood: by Rena Rossner
More fairy tale than fantasy, the book enlivens an oft-forgotten corner of Europe.