{Book Review} A Stranger’s Guide: Charlotte Platt
A Stranger’s Guide: Charlotte Platt Reviewed By Jamie Goecker Lately I’ve worked my way through several books that venture off from the path of horror. […]
{Book Review} Murder Ballads And Other Horrible Tales: John Horner Jacobs
Murder Ballads: John Horner Jacobs Reviewed By Steve Stred I somehow completely missed the boat on reading ‘A Lush and Seething Hell,’ by John Horner […]
{Book Review} Maynard’s House: Herman Raucher
Maynard’s House: Herman Raucher Reviewed By Fiona Dodwell Let me start by saying I absolutely loved this book: it’s a deliciously creepy, atmospheric tale set […]
{Book Review/Q&A} Berserker – Green Hell: Lee Franklin
Berserker: Green Hell – Lee Franklin Reviewed By J.A. Sullivan Looking for adventure? Well lace up your combat boots and prepare yourself for the carnage […]
{#PageTurners} An Interview Series with Book Reviewers: This week Steve Stred, Author & Kendall Reviews Team Member (@stevestred).
Page Turners: Finding out more about the Reviewing Community The tables have turned – this time the author’s asking the questions. Blogs and websites have […]
{Book Review} The Apocalypse Strain: Jason Parent
The Apocalypse Strain: Jason Parent Reviewed By Steve Stred Big thanks to Netgalley, Flametree Press and Jason for letting me check out his newest ‘The […]
{Visions From Beyond The Dave} Beyond Darkness (1990), Directed By Claudio Fragasso
Beyond Darkness 1990, Dir. Claudio Fragasso Blu-ray released by 88 Films “From the director of TROLL 2” There, that’s it. That’s the review. Those words […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Steve Stred Sonora Taylor first came onto my radar with her release ‘Without Condition.’ It was a book I […]
{Book Review} Our Biggest Fears: Bo Chappell
Our Biggest Fears: Bo Chappell Reviewed By Steve Stred First came ‘Year 47,’ then ‘By Year’s End,’ a novel and anthology solidifying Bo’s talents and […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Tarn Richardson “Language is wine upon the lips.” So said Virginia Woolf, apparently to her husband over a bottle […]