{Book Review} The Long N’ Short Of It: James Newman
The Long N’ Short Of It – James Newman Reviewed by Miranda Crites Paperback: 231 pages Publisher: Unnerving (9 April 2019) James Newman returns with a collection […]
Month: June 2019
{Giveaway} Your chance to win the controversial Let’s Go Play At The Adams
Let’s Go Play At the Adams’ has become a sought after horror book because of its reputation. Recently Steve Stred came into possession of a […]
{Book Review/Feature} Steve Stred Discusses Let’s Go Play At The Adams By Mendal Johnson
Let’s Go Play At The Adams: Mendal W. Johnson Reviewed By Steve Stred Over the last few years and with the boost from Grady Hendrix […]
{Book Review} Mr Sticks: Jeffrey Hale
Mr Sticks: Jeffrey Hale Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 250 pages Publisher: Sands Press (25 April 2019) This may come as a surprise to those folks who […]
{Feature} The Author Of Your Nightmares, Rami Ungar – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Rami Ungar Why do I write horror? Well…because I can. Cue dramatic music! The shadow of a knife in […]
{Book Review} Chop Shop: Andrew Post
Chop Shop – Andrew Post Reviewed By Brian Bogart Sometimes, books do themselves a disservice by trying to breed a melting pot of genres together. […]
{Feature) Slasher Author Cameron Roubique Presents: 5 Killer vs. Killer Slasher Movies That Would’ve Been Awesome
Most slasher movie fans have seen Freddy vs. Jason, and despite its flaws, the movie is really a fun visual spectacle with a ton of […]
{Feature} Author of the Witch’s Backbone, Pamela Morris – Why Do You Write Horror?
The Drug That Chose Me, or Why Do I Write Horror? By Pamela Morris At the age of ten, my best friend’s brother gave me […]
{Exclusive Fiction} Suicide Solution by Rob Teun – A Horror Short Story.
Suicide Solution Rob Teun Quinn could not contain his excitement; he was hoping to die tonight. Immense black trees surrounded the clearing around the lake […]
{Book Review} Grey Skies: William Becker
Grey Skies: William Becker Reviewed By Ben Walker William Becker’s Grey Skies reminded me of the infamously frustrating game series Myst, where you’d try your […]