
ALT background plastic wrap foreground book cover carnalis tiffany morris womans face obscured by plastic or glass title book view power dynamics in cannibalism by rowan b minor “Carnalis is grotesque, sensual, and even a little erotic. For a book that can be read in one to two sittings, Carnalis is deep and impactful. This novella is great for anyone who’s into body horror, pink horror, social horror, and books about cannibalism. Carnalis is brilliant, fast-paced, and eye-opening into the social dynamics between the Indigenous and their oppressors. Morris has written another novella that will be praised for years to come.” interstellar flight pres ifp logo planet and ring

ALT Reactor Magazine screenshot article Five Horror Books Told From the Monster’s POV Being bitten by a zombie is no one’s idea of a good day, but when it happens to Kristina, the tiny part of her mind that is still clinging on to her humanity decides to use it for something productive: seeking revenge. Kristina was abused (both physically and emotionally) for her queerness by her family when she was growing up, although she eventually found happiness away from them, those scars still run deep. So when she turns into one of the undead, she decides to shamble across Australia to kill them. As Kristina makes her way across the country—a journey which sees her feasting on flesh and cleverly evading soldiers—we get flashbacks that help us to understand why her need for revenge is so strong. Her childhood was incredibly dark, but because the novella is so short, the story never lingers too long on those hard-to-stomach moments.











