Genevieve Gaunt

Macabre allegories: No Love Lost, by Rachel Ingalls, reviewed

Eight eclectic fables draw on magic realism, science fiction, fairy tales, the Gothic, religion, brutal realism and horror movies

Rachel Ingalls. [Shiel Land Agency] 
issue 15 April 2023
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  • No Love Lost: The Selected Novellas of Rachel Ingalls

    Rachel Ingalls

    Faber, pp. 496, £9

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