Review: Human Tenderloin by Craig Wallwork
Thanks so much to Underbelly Books for this gifted copy.
Publisher: Underbelly Books
Publish Date: September 15, 2021
Kindle Edition
226 Pages
Standalone
Genres: Horror, Short Stories
My Review:
Horror covers a variety of genres and Wallwork hits a lot of them in this collection. Favorites: Farewell Valencia, Human Tenderloin and Rosemary and Time. Honorable mentions: Dollhouse and They Were Born Without Faces. Though if I had to choose an absolute favorite of them, it would definitely be Farewell Valencia. I'm going to be looking at everyone's shoes from now on.
Regardless of whether I loved the story or was just meh about it, there's no taking away from the brilliant way in which Wallwork writes. It's almost as if I could feel the pages palpitating. The stories within just as beautiful and creepy as the cover that holds them.
Want gruesome and bloody horror? Want the subtle fear and weary dread of what's to come? Paranormal your jam? It's all in here. There's bound to be a story or seven you're going to love. So get on it, but you may want to keep the lights on.
★★★★
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