Anna Rose Reads

Reviews

Book reviews are a passion I hold near and dear to my heart. I am fortunate enough to be able to contribute to CapesandTights.com in their horror section, and below, you can find my author page linked with a few of my most recent reviews. Occasionaly, I will write other types of essay style pieces that can be found here as well.

Anna Dupre, Author at Capes and Tights

One Yellow Eye Review: A Poignant View of DevotionGripping on multiple levels, One Yellow Eye packs a punch, loaded with deeper meaning and an appeal to humanity's desperation to connect.

Good Boy Review: The Beating Heart of HorrorGood Boy instills feelings of hope on the darkest of days through the small things we recognize, wet noses, tennis balls, and unstamped dog tags.

Another Review: A Rally Against the AmorphousPaul Tremblay’s Another is the kind of novel that settles deep within your mind to excavate the truest form of self in the face of fear.

House of Beth Review: Examination of Haunting ExpectationsKerry Cullen's House of Beth is an impressive debut that fosters conversations around feminine desires and realities.

Come Knocking Review: A Hellish Descent into Organized ChaosCome Knocking functions both as a remarkably effective horror story and as a representation of organized radicalism matched with violence.

I Can Fix Her Review: If "I Will Find You in Every Universe" Was a ThreatRae Wilde writes a stunningly torturous tale of choice that fully demonstrates the cyclical nature of toxic love with I Can Fix Her.

Why I Love Horror Review: Peek Behind the Blood-Soaked CurtainWhy I Love Horror edited by Becky Spratford is a jewel for horror fiction fans of every variety.

Of Flesh and Blood Review: Fictional True Cajun CrimeAtmospheric, compelling, and wholly of its own, Of Flesh and Blood by N.L. Lavin and Hunter Burke is an enthralling, impressive debut.

Play Nice Review: An Unapologetically Frightening Examination of Feminine RealityAn unapologetic force of horror, Play Nice is the best showcase of Rachel Harrison's voice within the landscape of modern horror fiction.

Saint Catherine Review: Unique, Compelling Examination of Guilt in the Modern WorldVisually stunning and deeply endearing, Saint Catherine is a graphic novel that touched my heart and soul for the earnest conversations it fosters.

I Am a Woman in Horror: Finding Home in the HorrificI Am Woman in Horror: There is nothing more valuable than this strength, than this community that means everything.

rekt: A Mean, Gritty, and Painfully Honest View of the Digital AgeA book that accomplishes so much through its harshness, rekt by Alex Gonzalez feels like one of the most pertinent novels of the digital age.

The Staircase in the Woods Review: A Heartfelt, Horrific Journey of Found FamilyFeeling like an autopsy of friendship, The Staircase in the Woods leaves a resonant notion that speaks to readers individually, a haunting narrative.

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