{Book Review} Terror Mannequin: Douglas Hackle
Terror Mannequin: Douglas Hackle Reviewed by Ben Walker Mannequin was a semi-popular 80’s movie starring Kim Cattrall as a mannequin which Andrew McCarthy wanted to […]
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{Book Review} Everything Is Beautiful and Nothing Bad Can Ever Happen Here: Michael Wehunt
Everything Is Beautiful and Nothing Bad Can Ever Happen Here: Michael Wehunt Reviewed by Steve Stred “It would leave the town in muted and blessed […]
{Book Review} Maria The Wanted and the Legacy Of The Keepers: V.Castro
Maria The Wanted and the Legacy of The Keepers (The Keepers Series #1): V. Castro Reviewed by Steve Stred “She needed to harden to survive.” […]
{Book Review} The Cranes That Build The Cranes: Jeremy Dyson
The Cranes That Build The Cranes: Jeremy Dyson Reviewed By Fiona Dodwell I was introduced to Dyson’s work when I read his collection called The […]
{Book Review} Hex Life: Edited By Christopher Golden & Rachel Autumn Deering
Hex Life – Edited By Christopher Golden And Rachel Autumn Deering Reviewed by Michelle Enelen This book made its debut at the beginning of the […]
{Book Review} Save Game: Joseph Sale
Save Game: Joseph Sale Reviewed by Steve Stred If you’ve followed any of my reviews or writing stuff, you’ll know that I connected with Joseph […]
{Book Review} A Monster Calls: Patrick Ness
A Monster Calls: Patrick Ness Reviewed By Aiden Merchant A Monster Calls is heartbreaking, beautifully crafted, imaginative, and engrossing. Conor is dealing with something very […]
{Book Review/Q&A} The Gemini Connection: Teri Polen
The Gemini Connection: Teri Polen Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 227 pages Publisher: Black Rose Writing (31 May 2018) Twins. Two humans sharing a connection far […]
{Book Review} Pigs: Daniel James
Pigs: Daniel James Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 220 pages Publisher: Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency (6 July 2019) I don’t actually remember why I snagged this one […]
{Book Excerpt} Don’t Be A Dummy, read this exciting excerpt from Terror Mannequin by Douglas Hackle.
Terror Mannequin A new short novel from weirdo-bizarro-absurdo author Douglas Hackle Forty-year-old Glont Lamont is a longtime employee of Fun 4-Life Corporation, where he gets […]