i don’t ever feel right about rating non fiction - you can’t truthfully put points to someone’s own feelings. but as a fellow gay and lover of horror, i did genuinely enjoy this book. there were, of course, a few essays i didn’t relate to, but most of them acted as a fresh perspective. and on the flip side i have dog-eared some works to read again and again. it’s always refreshing to be reminded that horror does indeed love us queer folk.