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Rough Draft Review: Luminous Body by Brooke Warra


Title: Luminous Body 
Author: Brooke Warra
Publisher: Dim Shores
Release date: October






Robert S. Wilson is the Bram Stoker Award-nominated editor of the 2018 This is Horror Awards Anthology of the Year, Ashes and Entropy, and an author of weird, fantasy, horror and science fiction. His stories have been published in Vastarien: A Literary Journal, the Journal Nature, Daily Science Fiction, Factor Four Magazine, Darkfuse Magazine, among others. He is currently writing an ongoing chapbook serial titled Hex: A Novel of Cosmic Horror.
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