#Rachel Harrison

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Rachel Harrison

No Menus, 1997

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'unplugged' by rachel harrison, 2000 in unmonumental: the object in the 21st century - phaidon (2007)

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Quick Review: Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison Rating: 5/5

I finally found a Rachel Harrison book I love! I knew I'd mesh with her writing under the right circumstances and Such Sharp Teeth was it! I loved Rory's voice and I loved the action and I loved the interpersonal drama with the other characters. Everything about it was just fantastic! If you're looking for a good werewolf book, definitely try this one!

[brokehorrorfan]

The Darkest Night will be published in paperback and e-book on September 24 via Crooked Lane Books. The 320-page anthology of winter horror stories is edited by Lindy Ryan and includes an introduction by George C. Romero.

It features 22 stories by Josh Malerman, Eric LaRocca, Clay McLeod Chapman, Rachel Harrison, Christopher Golden, Tim Lebbon, Jamie Flanagan, Kristi DeMeester, Nat Cassidy, Darcy Coates, Tim Waggoner, Hailey Piper, Thommy Hutson, Gwendolyn Kiste, Sara Tantlinger, Christopher Brooks, M. Rickert, Cynthia Pelayo, Lee Murray, Mercedes Yardley, Stephanie M. Wytovich, Jeff Strand, and Kelsea Yu.

From some of the biggest names in horror comes an Advent calendar of short holiday horror stories perfect for the darkest nights of the year. Edited by award-winning author and anthologist Lindy Ryan and with contributions from masters of horror like Josh Malerman, Eric LaRocca, and Clay McLeod Chapman, this horrific anthology will chill you to the bone.

Pre-order The Darkest Night.

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🌕 Awoo!!! 🌕

Werewolf books have my heart right now and I want to read as many as I can get. 🐺

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Rachel Harrison Untitled from Posh Floored as Ali G Tackles Becks 2003 wood, stucco, acrylic, pantyhose 19 x 52 x 19 in. (48.3 x 132.1 x 48.3 cm.)

[konboyblues]

the best werewolf novel i ever did read was ‘the devourer’ by indra das, so it’s always difficult for me to open the horror version of chicklit werewolf fiction bc i got spoiled by das. but ngl… im happy rory’s transformation didn’t start off with an actual or metaphorical rape. she was just at the wrong place and the wrong time. imagine catching werewolf disease bc you thought you hit a deer, got out the car cuz u felt bad, but then became a werewolf’s dinner bc you interrupted their feeding time 😭

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Games Workshop Pre-Order Preview: Lion El'Johnson, Boss Snikrot, Commander Farsight, and more are coming!

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Fun fact about me: I'm obsessed with horror/thriller literature and, since I have nothing better to do, I just started Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison. And I feel I need to rant.

PSA: What I'm about to say isn't necessarily about this book in particular, but really every one in it's related genre. I will also say the word "cult" a lot.

What I feel cult horror authors either don't realize or forget is that you aren't going to walk into something and immediately recognize it's a cult. And if you do, that's a shit cult and it should disband.

They draw naive/hurt/scared people in, isolate them completely from society, and psychologically/emotionally manipulate so the leader(s) can have total dominance/control.

They aren't going to do this right as you walk through the door, with an escape just behind you.

No, they'll lure with perfect smiles, kind words, seat you at the table and make you feel like you *finally* found a place where you belong.

You won't know that you're in any danger until you're helping remove fetuses from fully conscious women (Charles Manson reference).

And if you're someone who knew they were apart of a cult and left, there's little to no chance in hell that you'd willingly return, especially not on a whim.

So, dear cult horror authors, please make the situations you put your characters in more realistic. I understand that you want your story to be unique, but realistic is compelling because iT ACTUALLY HAPPENS AND IS THEREFORE SCARY. And if you want your character to return to their abusive cult family, make it so they *have* to instead of just randomly feel like it.

That being said, Black Sheep has been pretty good so far, very funny, somewhat relatable. I would recommend it to anyone who is first getting into the horror genre.

Thanks for reading my rant ❤️

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JOMP BPC - February 26th - This Month's Favourite

this month it was a tie between Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison, a thrilling female-led horror novel, and The Love Song of Ivy K Harlowe by Hannah Moskowitz, a character-driven contemporary following three chaotic wlw trying to cope with their feelings for one another. both were 100% up my alley and I loved every page!

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Title: Such Sharp Teeth | Author: Rachel Harrison | Publisher: Titan Books (2023)

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Bad Dolls by Rachel Harrison

Rating: ❤️❤️❤❤❤