Okay, Chuck Tingle. You win. I keep trying to be cynical, I keep picking up this horror books thinking the writing style isn’t for me, and I keep being completely won over by the end. Next time, I’m all in from page one, because the concepts Chuck Tingle plays with in these stories are soRead More
Not The Fun Kind of Summer Camp: Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle Review
Despite being the very first traditionally published Chuck Tingle novel, it’s the last one I’ve read! I read Bury Your Gays and Lucky Day earlier this year, so I’m finishing the backlist with Camp Damascus. Queer horror is one of my favourite genres, and I’m always excited to read more of it. The book follows RoseRead More
Not Quite Scared Straight: Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle
“I was a cog in a terrible machine for years, and now I’m honored to be the monkey wrench dismantling it.” Rose grew up in the extremely religious town of Neverton, Montana, where the biggest industry is a gay conversion camp that boasts a 100% effectiveness rate. She’s just about to graduate high school, andRead More