Skip Navigation

Some recent memorable reads/listens

First post, let's get started with some recent extreme horror/splatterpunk standouts:

Tampa - Alissa Nutting. May not have the gore of other extreme horror titles, but has graphic detail of taboo & borderline violent sex-acts in spades.

Grandpappy - Patrick C. Harrison. A teen boy is assigned to care for his ailing, bedridden grandfather. Rivals A. Beauregard's 'The Slob' in terms of making the reader feel a sense of claustrophobic disgust.

Housebroken - The Behrg. A family is terrorised in their home by an assailant. Not the most GRAPHIC story but surprisingly gripping.

Exoskeleton - Shane Stadler. Now this was a good'un! Protag is given a choice between a 25-year prison term or one year inside an experimental exoskeleton that controls his body. The medical procedures were extremely graphic and cringe-inducing. The sequels switch genres to a slightly more spy-conspiracy thriller slant, but I highly recommend checking-out the first book.

2
2 comments