{Book Review} The Spirit: Thomas Page
The Spirit: Thomas Page Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 242 pages Publisher: Valancourt Books (6 Aug. 2019) “Silence was an unnatural state of nature, Jones thought. It […]
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{Book Review} Grind Your Bones To Dust: Nicholas Day
Grind Your Bones To Dust: Nicholas Day Reviewed By Tabatha Wood Paperback: 212 pages Publisher: Excession Press LLC (10 Oct. 2019) I’m going to begin by saying […]
{Book Review} Forbidden Fruit: Calvin Demmer
Forbidden Fruit: Calvin Demmer Reviewed By Steve Stred Print Length: 27 pages Publisher: Demnation Press (20 Jun. 2019) I’ve been singing Demmer’s praises ever since I read […]
{Interview} Bram Stoker Award Winning Author James Chambers Talks To Kendall Reviews
James Chambers is an award-winning author of horror, crime, fantasy, and science fiction. He wrote the Bram Stoker Award®-winning graphic novel, Kolchak the Night Stalker: […]
{Book Review/Apex Publications Tour} Ugly As Sin: James Newman
Ugly As Sin: James Newman Reviewed By Steve Stred “Of course, what fun would it have been if they stopped there?” For most of my […]
{Book Review} In Tooth And Claw: Dan Soule
In Tooth And Claw: Dan Soule Reviewed By Aiden Merchant Though I have been lucky this year, usually collections are a mix of hit and […]
{Book Review} The Apocalyptic Mannequin (The Definition Of Body Is Buried): Stephanie M. Wytovich
The Apocalyptic Mannequin (The Definition Of Body Is Buried): Stephanie M. Wytovich Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 114 pages Publisher: Raw Dog Screaming Press (26 Sept. 2019) […]
{Book Review} Served Cold: Alan Baxter
Served Cold: Alan Baxter Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 312 pages Publisher: Grey Matter Press (17 Sept. 2019) “He needed razors for clarity.” Last year I discovered […]
{Book Review} 13 Dark Tales (Collection Two): Michael R. Martin
13 Dark Tales (Collection Two): Michael R. Martin Reviewed By Ben Walker Unsurprisingly, Michael R Martin’s 13 Dark Tales Collection Two contains…13 dark tales, and […]
{Book Review} Meat: Joseph D’Lacey
Meat: Joseph D’Lacey Reviewed By Brian Bogart ‘God is supreme. The flesh is sacred.’ Hiss. Clunk. Somehow, I missed this book making the rounds when […]