Stephen King: Doctor Sleep (Guest Review by Theresa Braun)
Theresa Braun has a Master’s degree in English and lives in South Florida where she has taught literature and writing for almost 20 years. Traveling, […]
Bram Stoker nominated writers of Horror and Dark Fantasy, The Sisters of Slaughter talk to Kendall Reviews.
Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason are better known as the Sisters of Slaughter for their work in the horror genre. They have been published by […]
Always Looking Forward: Kendall Reviews talks to Author & Artist Matthew Davis.
Located in the Central Valley of California, Matthew Davis is an author writing weird occult fantasy and exploring the stranger side of horror. He’s also […]
Read a brilliant excerpt from Red Sky Blues. An urban weird novel by the incredibly talented Matthew Davis.
Evil books. Ancient powers. Zombie pigs? Thomas Grey, occult scholar and reclusive mage, is having a terrible day. Down on his luck and facing a […]
Alan Baxter: Manifest Recall (Kendall Review)
Manifest Recall is the new novella from award-winning author Alan Baxter. Told in two parts, Manifest Recall is a fantastically enjoyable story that blends the […]
12 Gauge: Songs from a Street Sweeper – Kendall Reviews talks to the brilliant Dustin LaValley
Dustin LaValley was unable to attend the black-tie gala to receive the SUNY Parnassus Award for Creative Writing, as he had a fight in New […]
Kendall Reviews chats to the wonderful bizarro author Madeleine Swann and also reviews her latest collection Fortune Box.
Madeleine likes to read and write the unusual, the surreal, horror, dark fantasy, weird fiction, bizarro and any other weirdo tag you can think of. […]
Brian Keene: Ghoul (Kendall Review)
Set in a small Pennsylvania town in the early 80’s, Ghoul is a coming of age tale with teeth. It’s the summer of 1984 and […]
Quinsey Wolfe’s Glass Vault author Candace Robinson chats to Kendall Reviews.
Candace Robinson spends her days consumed by words. When she’s not writing stories, she maintains a book review blog. Her life consists of avoiding migraines, […]
Paul Kane: Kane’s Scary Tales (Kendall Review)
Paul Kane: Kane’s Scary Tales Reviewed by Brian Bogart Fairy Tales. We’ve all grown up with them. Our childhoods would not have been the same […]