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The Consultant – by Im Seong-Sun (Translated by An Seon Jae)

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Wednesday, September 10, 2025

I usually visit the library once every couple of weeks. I’ve got quite the system in place where I often have two to three books to return and two to three requested books to pick up at any given time. Yet I can rarely stick just to the books I’ve requested. I can’t help myself …

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No One Gets Out Alive – by Adam Nevill

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Saturday, September 6, 2025

Stephanie Booth is shit out of luck and jolly well fucked. AKA homeless. And it’s not through any fault of her own. As far as we’re aware, she’s done all the right things in life. She kept her head down, and she got a good education. At the time the book opens, she’s just finished …

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We Used To Live Here – by Marcus Kliewer

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Tuesday, September 2, 2025

This novel was another recommendation from Goodreads’ Horror Afficionados. It won the poll in March of this year, but it’s taken me that long to get hold of a copy from the library. For me, a big plus of requesting books that are picked by Horror Afficionados is that I have no idea what I’m …

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The Bandit Queens – by Parini Shroff

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Saturday, August 30, 2025

I’ve never understood why people don’t enjoy reading. Worse than that is when people say they find reading boring. To that I rely on an old adage: ‘Reading would only be boring if one had no imagination’. I genuinely believe that reading is the best fun you can have with your clothes on. Not only …

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James Bond: The Authorised Biography – by John Pearson

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Saturday, August 23, 2025

It feels like a lifetime ago that No Time To Die was released, in which we saw Daniel Craig play James Bond for the final time. There have been a lot of changes since then, with the Broccolis bowing out and Amazon taking full creative control. It was recently announced that Denis Villeneuve would be …

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Leonard and Hungry Paul – by Rónán Hession

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Tuesday, August 19, 2025

This was a book I stumbled across by complete accident. Pure chance. I happened upon a post by Bluemoose Books (publishers of the novel) were advertising the fact that it was about to be adapted into a television series for the BBC. It was alongside a photo of the author, who understandably looked very happy …

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The Midwich Cuckoos – by John Wyndham

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Saturday, August 16, 2025

When I was about seven or eight years old, I remember staying the night at my best friend’s house. It was just something we did every so often. We went into the living room to say goodnight to his parents and found them watching a film. I instantly presumed it was an old film because …

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The Giver – by Lois Lowry

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Tuesday, August 12, 2025

Every so often, I come across a book that makes me think: “How the hell did they come up with this?” I hope we all have these moments as consumers of content. I think that’s why one of the top questions that any writer receives is “Where do you get your ideas?” I’ve watched numerous …

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The Children of Men – by P D James

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Sunday, August 10, 2025

While it is true that I mostly read horror novels, I do also have an affection for dystopias. That shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, considering my very first post on this site was for Sunrise on the Reaping. Furthermore, I suppose there is also quite a crossover between horror and dystopia. Two …

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Island – by Richard Laymon

By dannyjamescause@gmail.com on Tuesday, August 5, 2025

In 2019, I reconnected with my cousin, Rob. There was never any fallout, or anything like that, but he was eight years older than me, we didn’t see each other often when we were growing up, and my dad’s side of the family are complicated – to put it mildly. But we reached out to …

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