To Offer Her Pleasure in Brad Proctor’s Top 5 Novellas of 2021
To Offer Her Pleasure makes Rich Duncan’s Favorite Reads of 2021
2021 was the year I discovered and fell in love with Weirdpunk Books and the bold, daring Dark Fiction they put out. I devoured all of the novellas they’ve released in 2021 – Eric LaRocca’s Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke, Maria Abrams’ She Who Rules the Dead, and Ali Seay’s To Offer Her Pleasure (Spoiler Alert: All 3 made this list). [CLICK THROUGH FOR ENTIRE REVIEW]
Book Review: To Offer Her Pleasure by Ali Seay – The Horror Tree
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Cover Reveal: TO OFFER HER PLEASURE by Ali Seay
TO OFFER HER PLEASURE by Ali Seay Published by Weirdpunk Books Cover Art by Don Noble
To Offer Her Pleasure – Ali Seay | Now Available @ Weirdpunk Books
After the death of his father and his mother taking off, it becomes clear to Ben that the only thing he can count on, is no one to count on.Until he finds the book. One that calls forth a shadowy horned figure. She comes with unexpected gifts and the comfort of a dependable prese…
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Bad Romance: 10 Books To Warm Your Cold, Black Heart
Horror fiction might seem like the least likely genre to give you that romance fix, but this list will convince you otherwise.
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Review: Go Down Hard by Ali Seay
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LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2020 – Part II
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LR staff offer up their favorite reads of 2020. Feat: Sadie Hartmann, John F.D. Taff, Andrea J. Johnson, Steph Post, & Joshua Chaplinsky.
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GO DOWN HARD by Ali Seay
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With the holiday season upon us many of us are feeling overwhelmed and stuck and while we are all stuck staying inside there’s no reason to stay stuck in a reading slump! I asked my fellow Nightworms their suggestions for breaking out of a reading slump and came up with this list of Slumpbusters: Za…
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Go Down Hard by Ali Seay #BookReview – Sci-Fi & Scary
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“Becoming” from Bodies Full of Burning
“Becoming” by Ali Seay is rooted more firmly in a contemporary setting, and anyone who has experienced the terror of seeing their body act in a way that is out of their control will appreciate it. When Ruby first learns that her hormones have waded waist-deep into perimenopause, she experiences a range of emotions, none of them positive. “‘I’m becoming something new,’ she breathed as anxiety crawled through her. ‘I’m fine. I’m good. I’m worthy,’” she insists to herself. Trapped under the oppressive weight of hot flashes, she decides to fight fire with fire. Anyone who has issues with excoriation, regardless of gender, will identify with Ruby on a whole other level. The tale scared the bejesus out of me.
-Rebecca Rowland/Ginger Nuts of Horror
“Jesus or Jacob” from The Big Book of Blasphemy
‘Jesus or Jacob?’ by Ali Seay – this is my favourite of the bunch. A devout father, led astray by a bigot in his church, tries to reconcile the loving teachings of Jesus with the more smite-y aspects of Christian teachings, as he and a group of compatriots prepare to storm an LGBT+ church meeting. Seay really places us in the father’s head as he agonises over making the right decision, a dilemma he sees as a choice between two Gods. Beautifully written and quite tragic.
-Ginger Nuts of Horror
Two of the stories hurt because they mirror the idiocy I’ve seen in religious folks regarding the way they treat their children. Because of the empathy they aroused, Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth by Ray Garton and Jesus or Jacob by Ali Seay are stories that demand to be read. If you read the bible as a curious youth, I mean really read it there is no denying it is a genuinely disturbing book. A lot of death; infanticide, filicide, mass murder, and the popular death by fire. Is it any wonder a child force-fed these holy stories would suffer nightmares? And if your entire life has been steeped in the rock-steady rules what actions do you take when your kid defies them, just how far do you take it?
-Kendall Reviews
Anthologies are tough to assess, as they are made of separate, individual pieces but I will try. There are 30 stories in here, and my absolute favorites are these four: “Scriptures” by Edward Lee. Not surprisingly gross fun from the master “Jesus or Jacob?” by Ali Seay. A heartbreaker “Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth” by Ray Garton. One of my favorite stories from Garton. “Selling Salvation” by Ryan Harville. One of the few writers in the anthology that I’d never heard of. But that’s the beauty of these right?
-Dead Head Reviews (now Divination Hollow Reviews)