Jump Cut by Helen Grant Book Review
Jump Cut Review I’ve had the pleasure of reading several works by Helen Grant, including her novel Too Near the Dead and her short storyRead More →
Helen Grant has a passion for the Gothic and for ghost stories. Joyce Carol Oates has described her as “a brilliant chronicler of the uncanny as only those who dwell in places of dripping, graylit beauty can be.” A lifelong fan of the ghost story writer M.R.James, she has spoken at two M.R.James conferences and appeared at the Dublin Ghost Story Festival. She lives in Perthshire with her family, and when not writing, she likes to explore abandoned country houses and swim in freezing lochs.
Jump Cut Review I’ve had the pleasure of reading several works by Helen Grant, including her novel Too Near the Dead and her short storyRead More →
In These Hallowed Halls Review Dark Academia is a genre that I’ve been reading more and more of in recent years, so when I heardRead More →
Twice Cursed Review After hearing good things about Cursed, the first book in this anthology series, I expected great things from Twice Cursed. I don’tRead More →
The Sea Change Review Last year, I read and reviewed Helen Grant’s novel Too Near Dead, and she was kind enough to offer me aRead More →
Too Near the Dead Review In Too Near the Dead, Helen Grant whisks the reader away to a remote area of Perthshire for a ghostRead More →
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