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’When a strange hole materializes in a storage room, would-be poet Nicholas and his feral lover Nakota allow their curiosity to lead them into the depths of terror.’
I love the beginning of the book, the mystery of the strange hole and the horror within had me gleefully wanting more with every turn of a page.
Unfortunately, around the forty percent mark is where I decided this book isn’t for me and had to call it quits—a decision made mainly due to the repetition.
The narrative felt stalled as ...more
I love the beginning of the book, the mystery of the strange hole and the horror within had me gleefully wanting more with every turn of a page.
Unfortunately, around the forty percent mark is where I decided this book isn’t for me and had to call it quits—a decision made mainly due to the repetition.
The narrative felt stalled as ...more
The Cipher
This was a weird one, probably would have made a better novella but I still really enjoyed it. The book has generally a very dark atmosphere throughout. Most of the characters are very unlikeable. I enjoyed the cosmic/body horror aesthetics of it and I would definitely try more of Koja’s horror works in the future.
The ebook version is let down by typos and formatting errors throughout which is a shame. Would have been a 4 star if not for the lazy ebook release.
This was a weird one, probably would have made a better novella but I still really enjoyed it. The book has generally a very dark atmosphere throughout. Most of the characters are very unlikeable. I enjoyed the cosmic/body horror aesthetics of it and I would definitely try more of Koja’s horror works in the future.
The ebook version is let down by typos and formatting errors throughout which is a shame. Would have been a 4 star if not for the lazy ebook release.
Oct 15, 2016
David John
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