A Song for the Void – #BookReview — Slick Dungeon’s Dusty Tomes and Terrible Films

A Song for the Void is cosmic horror at its finest. The narrative is pulse-pounding and the characters are well developed, three-dimensional people, that the reader cannot help but be interested in. Horrors abound and stakes are high and deadly. At the same time, the historical aspect of the novel is well played and the perfect setting for this type of tale. Horror on the high seas in the vein of the Cthulhu mythos works extremely well here due to the deft handling of the subject matter by author Andrew Piazza.

A Song for the Void – #BookReview — Slick Dungeon’s Dusty Tomes and Terrible Films

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