CTTT: Reviewed at "The Short Review"

The September "issue" of "The Short Review" is now online and it contains a flattering review of COLD TO THE TOUCH by reviewer Mario Guslandi. After an overview of the book, he writes:

[T]o label Strantzas as a horror writer would be unfair and too reductive. He's just an excellent writer who likes to deal with the weirdest and more mysterious aspects of human condition, who likes to disturb and upset and manages to do that very effectively by emphasising the dark shades lurking behind the light of everyday reality.

Which is very exciting to read, even if I have no qualms at all about being labeled a "horror writer". I embrace it wholeheartedly. You can read the entire review here:

The Short Review: Cold To The Touch

Also on the site you'll find a link to an interview I did with "The Short Review" about the writing of CTTT and my fiction in general. If you're the sort who likes that sort of thing, of course, you can read it here:

The Short Review: An Interview with Simon Strantzas

I'm hopeful this is just the start of a long series of great reviews, but even more hopeful it prompts more people to take a chance on the book.