David Demchuk has been writing for theatre, film, television, radio, and other media for more than thirty years. His reviews, essays, interviews and columns have appeared in such magazines as Toronto Life, Xtra, What! Magazine, and the Toronto Star. The Bone Mother is his first novel.
Genres: Horror
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The Villa, Once Beloved (2025)
Victor Manibo
"A classic Gothic thriller set in the Philippines in the wake of the Marcos dictatorship, Victor Manibo's terrifying new novel The Villa Once Beloved holds you tightly in its clutches and refuses to let go. A curious, headstrong young woman visits her boyfriend's eerie ancestral home and confronts a horrific family legacy entwined with a nation's dark history and her own mysterious past. This chilling tale seamlessly blends supernatural shocks and suspense with powerful political and social drama, and builds to a hair-raising climax. Sleepless nights await!"

Spread Me (2025)
Sarah Gailey
"For once the term 'Cronenbergian' is all too accurate, with its intimations of the horny, the monstrous, and the transgressive. Gailey comes in white-hot from the very first page and goes farther, faster, and deeper than you could ever imagine. Read it all in one night if you must, but you won't get much sleep once you're done."

Senseless (2025)
Ronald Malfi
"If stories about LA are like visits to a theme park, Ronald Malfi's Senseless is the wildest dark ride you've ever dreamed of, whirling and shrieking at Tinseltown's throbbing neon-veined heart. A consummate storyteller, Malfi is a master of shadowy noir, nerve-wracking suspense and balls-out horror, drawing the reader deep into a winding web of terror from which there is no escape. Senseless may be his best work yet--a breathlessly compulsive thriller that twists and turns on itself and tightens like the knot of a noose. Don't miss it!"
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