#dls reviews

[justsomewhump]

I am so sad DLS is ending, I really love it when you do multi chapters and this is one was really good

You know what they say, when one door closes, another one opens ;) I’m definitely not gonna stop writing whump for Killian, including sexual whump, and thanks to @killian-whump I already have a new idea for a multi-chapter. I’m also really thinking about opening the blog for prompts. Not yet though, I still have to write the last chapter of DLS and a prompt from @cocohook38 that has been half-finishedon my drafts for EVER, but there’s a high chance I will in the very near future. Thank you so much for your words :)

[justsomewhump]

Give me a whump non con fic over a fluffy fic any day. Fluff is so common these days, I love when a whump story pops up cause hardly anyone really does it and does it well. Like you!! :)

I appreciate this so much, nonnie. Both for wanting a n*n-con fic with me and for liking my fic. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[justsomewhump]

BRILLIANT! Brilliant I tell you!!!!!! Daaaamn the emotions in that last chapter. Can't wait for more!!!

Awww, thank you :) I’m guessing the next chapter will be even more emotional (read: humiliating) for our poor pirate. I’m so happy to see you stay around for it!

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NEW REVIEW: Matt Shaw - With Child (2026)

Ha! Well, I’ve never been murdered in a novel in such an imaginatively sadistic way before! Next up on DLS Reviews we have an in-depth dissection of Matt Shaw’s novella ‘With Child’ (2026) which delivers a brutal story of gruesome revenge upon a vile perpetrator of violent sexual assaults.

As with many of Shaw’s titles, expect a tough, extreme and disturbing read. This one deals with some challenging subject matters too. Shaw delivers the goods, with a short novella that nevertheless manages to explore multiple layers of the human condition…

DLS Reviews provides an in-depth review of Matt Shaw's novella 'With Child' (2026)

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NEW REVIEW: Lionel Shriver - We Need To Talk About Kevin (2003)

For a holiday read, this was a deeply disturbing, bleak and surprisingly nihilistic one! Lionel Shriver’s highly-revered ‘We Need To Talk About Kevin’ (2003) is an unsettling piece of fiction about a very real-world horror – the school massacres that we see troubling the US, time and again. What we have here is a close view of the upbringing of a young boy that would later bring about such a horrific tragedy. Kevin Khatchadourian is no normal boy. In fact, there was something truly worrying about Kevin… Full in-depth review now on DLS Reviews:

DLS Reviews provides an in-depth review of Lionel Shriver's novel 'We Need To Talk About Kevin' (2003)

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NEW REVIEW: John Wyndham - The Kraken Wakes (1953)

Next up on DLS Reviews we have an in-depth dissection of an apocalyptic sci-fi horror classic, John Wyndham’s ‘The Kraken Wakes’ (1953). It’s a good read, although to be honest, it had nowhere near the energy or impact as ‘The Day Of The Triffids’ (1951). Nevertheless, a solid summer read…

DLS Reviews provides an in-depth review of John Wyndham's novel 'The Kraken Wakes' (1953)

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NEW REVIEW: Guy N Smith - Warhead (1981)

Next up on DLS Reviews we have an in-depth review of Guy N Smith’s pulp horror / Cold War thriller crossover novel ‘Warhead’ (1981). This one’s a mad and nightmarish vision of a bleak apocalyptic nuclear threat mixed with wild voodoo horror...

DLS Reviews provides an in-depth review of Guy N Smith's novel 'Warhead' (1981)

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NEW REVIEW: Matthew Stokoe - Cows (1998)

Here’s one that I know will have a lot of mixed opinions…next up on DLS Reviews we have a full in-depth dissection of Matthew Stokoe’s debut novel – the controversial and gut-churningly extreme ‘Cows’ (1998).

Yeah, I can imagine a lot of people won’t get on well with the novel. It’s definitely not for everyone for many, many reasons. I personally found it compelling reading and struggled to put it down once I’d started it.

Anyway, the DLS review’s there for those interested, intrigued or just plain inquisitive…

DLS Reviews provides an in-depth review of Matthew Stokoe's novel 'Cows' (1998)