The Black Cloak Of Its Wings: Daniel Soule (Exclusive Fiction)
The Black Cloak Of Its Wings By Dan Soule Vapours gyred on the surface of the hot chocolate, twirling into nothing before their eyes. Mary […]
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Unsettled: Jay Sigler (Kendall Review)
Unsettled – Jay Sigler Reviewed By Steve Stred I recently read Sigler’s debut Novel ‘Train Thoughts’ and was pleasantly surprised. (KR: You can read Steve’s […]
Poor Jeffrey Author, Paul Flewitt – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Paul Flewitt Other than “where do you get your ideas from?” this is probably the most often asked question […]
Fangtastic Tales Of Werewolf Savagery: Toneye Eyenot (Kendall Review)
Fangtastic Tales Of Werewolf Savagery – Toneye Eyenot Reviewed By Steve Stred I was first introduced to Mr. Eyenot’s love of werewolf’s last year, when […]
Letting The Characters Take Over: Author Keith Knapp Talks to Kendall Reviews.
Keith Knapp is the best-selling author of the novels “Coda,” “Moonlight” and numerous short stories including “Battalion” and “The Cat on Alpine Road.” Between the […]
Just Letting The Words Roll Out: Horror Author Isaac Thorne talks To Kendall Reviews.
Isaac Thorne is a nice man who wants to provide you with a few fun frights. Over the course of his life, he has developed […]
Dying For An Invitation: Theresa Braun (Kendall Review)
Dying For An Invitation – Theresa Braun Reviewed By Steve Stred “Be careful. They will glamour you.” I was introduced to Theresa Braun’s work recently […]
COVER REVEAL: The Forgotten Island Author David Sodergren returns with Night Shoot.
I’m thrilled to be able to reveal the cover for Night Shoot, the much-anticipated second novel from David Sodergren. His debut The Forgotten Island was […]
An Army Of Skin author, Morgan K. Tanner – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Morgan K. Tanner “So why do you write horror?” It’s a legitimate question, one that has been asked many […]
The Special: James Newman & Mark Steensland (Kendall Review)
The Special – James Newman & Mark Steensland Reviewed By Steve Stred So, a bit of confession here – I completely confused James Newman with […]