Friday, March 29, 2019

Book Review: Dark Rainbow: Queer Erotic Horror, by Andrew Robertson

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Hi pornies!

I just finished reading Dark Rainbow: Queer Erotic Horror, edited by Andrew Robertson. With 15 tales of horror, blood and sex, each author makes sure you stay up all night, not sure if you should feel horny or horrified, or maybe both things at the same time.

I was a bit sceptic on the matter because I’m still a newbie in the genre of Queer Horror, but this book surprised me with the variety of ideas, proposals and twists in each of the stories. They were all original and I certainly will keep an eye in this anthology series (yup, this is the first book, and there seem to be more to come!)

Honestly, the first stories in Dark Rainbow didn´t impress me, they seemed to be way too forced, as if either the LGBT or horror side of the plots were there just to make them fit on this anthology. However, lines started to blur, things became weirder, until I got immersed in a spiral of madness and sex. Me likes!

There is a bit of everything for everyone, different ideas that will resonate more with some readers, but the quality of the stories improved after the first ones. Hands down for Eye Contact, The God of Small Favours and The God Module, best ones for me, and that also have potential to become nice movies. I would like to see eyes getting out of their sockets, a supernatural monster hungry for sex and a gory orgy on the big screen. Well done, Andrew Robertson. Well done.

Kinky regards, K!

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