Abyss

If you liked “There is No Antimemetics Division” by qntm, then you’ll probably enjoy this story. It’s a mix of cosmic and corporate horror, with a dread inducing narrative that makes you feel increasingly claustrophobic. I did find the characters a bit flat and wanted a bit more from the plot than w......more

It’s kind of on me that I didn’t enjoy this. Dissolution didn’t fully work for me either, but I have this problem where if I really love just one book by an author – in Binge’s case his debut Professor Everywhere – I will keep trying and trying the rest of their work, hoping something will c......more

Abyss is another striking, thought-provoking release from Nicholas Binge. I went into this having loved his previous work, especially Ascension, so my expectations were high, and once again Binge delivered a story that’s clever, unsettling, and difficult to put down. One of the things that makes Abys......more

GASP! Nicholas Binge has done it yet again. Delivering a short, twisty tale that explored greed, control, loneliness, and isolation, Abyss was not only a powerful look at the modern world through a satirical lens, but also a thought-provoking critique of the society’s rapidly declining sense of huma......more

Review on the April 2026 issue of Library Journal Three Words That Describe This Book: intense disorientation, Lovecraftian, Tech/corporate horror combo Other words, rise of machines, terrifyingly realistic, first person-- Joe. Draft Review: Opening with a single-page chapter ominously set “Inside, Se......more