{Book Review} Lovegun: Gavin Jefferson
Lovegun – Gavin Jefferson Reviewed by Ben Walker Gavin Jefferson’s Lovegun comes with a warning from the author, right there on page one. If you […]
{Book Review} Demon At The Window: John Quick
Demon At The Window – John Quick Reviewed by Ben Walker First things first – that cover sets the mood of this detective meets demon […]
{Book Review} Master Of The Forest: Artyom Dereschuk
Master Of The Forest – Artyom Dereschuk Reviewed by Steve Stred To be frank – I got this book for three reasons. #1 – it […]
{Book Review} Antarctic Ice Beasts: Hunter Shea
Antarctic Ice Beasts – Hunter Shea Reviewed by Steve Stred I’ve had the pleasure of reading a few of Shea’s releases and absolutely loved his […]
{Interview} The Stranger (Part 2): Steve Stred talks about his early work and the writing of Frostbitten & Left Hand Path
As we approach the June 1st release of my next novel The Stranger, Gavin from Kendall Reviews kindly invited me to be interviewed. In each […]
{Interview} Stoker’s Wilde Authors Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi talk to Kendall Reviews.
Steven Hopstaken was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he spent his formative years watching and reading science fiction and horror. He has a degree in […]
{Book Review} Stoker’s Wilde: Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi
Stoker’s Wilde – Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi Reviewed By Brian Bogart You know, I have to admit: I was a little skeptical when I […]
{Book Review} Little Black Spots: John F.D. Taff
Little Black Spots – John F.D. Taff Reviewed By Steve Stred “IN THIS CORNER, HAILING FROM PARTS UNKNOWN… THE KING OF PAIN!” I seriously hope […]
{Interview} Echoes Of Violence: Author Glen Krisch talks to Kendall Reviews.
A native of the Chicago suburbs, Glen Krisch hopes to add to his list of ghosts he’s witnessed (two), as well as develop his rather […]
{Feature} The Devil’s Inn Author David Watkins – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By David Watkins This is a great question to which there are no easy answers – although there is a […]