“A finely wrought and deeply disturbing work of psychological terror.”

“This is a really impressive book. Transgressive but beautiful, brutal but empathetic. Poetic where it can be and clinical where it must be, this is unquestionably a top 3 read of the year for me.”

Antony Fox-Bramwell reviews Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day.

“Maybe the most necessary and astonishing work of horror you’ll read all year.”

Ed Crocker reviews Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day.

Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day is #5

An analysis of Crushing Snails and it’s place in the serial killer genre (due to the nature of the analysis, there are spoilers for the novel) By Koji A. Dae

George Dunn of FanFiAddict reviews Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day

Sydney Bollinger of Write or Die interviews Emma about The Drowning Machine and Other Obsessions

C.M. Rosens interviews Emma about her debut collection The Drowning Machine and Other Obsessions as well as her upcoming novel Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day.

P.L. McMillan gives a glowing review of Crushing Snails.

Christi Nogle interviews Emma E. Murray on writing transgressive fiction, her writing journey, and what’s on the horizon.

A short and sweet reflection on The Drowning Machine and Other Obsessions

A review of The Drowning Machine and Other Obsessions by Violet James McMaster

Ed Cocker Crocker reviews The Drowning Machine. 9/10

George Dunn reviews the debut horror collection. 8/10

“Mother of Machines,” (Obsolescence, Shortwave Publishing) listed.

The LineUp: An extreme horror round table hosted by Cynthia Pelayo of authors Elle Nash, Sara Tantlinger, Charlene Elsby, and Emma E. Murray.

A glowing review from Brandi Gaspard of Southwest Review for the extreme horror and heartbreaking story in the novel Crushing Snails.

An interview between Bruno Baraibar and Emma E. Murray about performance art, pushing boundaries, and when the line between life and art blurs.

An interview between Ivy Grimes and Emma E. Murray about inspirations, process, and creating psychologically complex characters.

An interview between Steve Neal and Emma E. Murray about writing, extreme horror, inspirations, and depicting the dark sides of humanity.

I joined Brad and Jay to discuss my debut novel CRUSHING SNAILS, including some fun trivia and a live reading of the first chapter. Check it out on youtube or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Meet Emma E. Murray, a dedicated horror writer who embarked on her writing journey from an early age and has recently gained momentum in the world of horror fiction.