A review by enchantressreads
Unburied: A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction by Rebecca Rowland
4.0
Unburied edited by Rebecca Rowland is a collection of 16 short horror stories, all from queer authors featuring queer characters.
I always say, horror is inherently queer, but it’s so nice to see it put into paper (or screen lol) like this! I enjoyed most of the stories; some were amazing and others were just okay, but there were no disappointing stories in this collection.
Some of my favorites include: Night Follows Night by Greg Herren, When the Dust Settles by Sarah Lyn Eaton, The Red Candle by Louis Stevenson, The Procedure by Daniel M. Jaffe, and Cut Off Your Nose to Spite Your Race by J. Askew.
This collection has a little bit for everyone: there’s dark fantasy, paranormal horror, psychological thrillers, creature features, and my favorite, sci-fi horror.
Thank you to NetGalley, Dark Ink/AM Ink Publishing, and Rebecca Rowland for the advanced review copy!
CW: homophobia, transphobia, body horror, illness, domestic violence
I always say, horror is inherently queer, but it’s so nice to see it put into paper (or screen lol) like this! I enjoyed most of the stories; some were amazing and others were just okay, but there were no disappointing stories in this collection.
Some of my favorites include: Night Follows Night by Greg Herren, When the Dust Settles by Sarah Lyn Eaton, The Red Candle by Louis Stevenson, The Procedure by Daniel M. Jaffe, and Cut Off Your Nose to Spite Your Race by J. Askew.
This collection has a little bit for everyone: there’s dark fantasy, paranormal horror, psychological thrillers, creature features, and my favorite, sci-fi horror.
Thank you to NetGalley, Dark Ink/AM Ink Publishing, and Rebecca Rowland for the advanced review copy!
CW: homophobia, transphobia, body horror, illness, domestic violence