{Book Review} Diabolica Britannica: A Dark Isles Horror Compendium
Diabolica Britannia Reviewed By Steve Stred One thing that’s become evident with the onset of the novel coronavirus is the generosity and large hearts within the […]
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{Book Review} Burntbridge Boys: John F. Leonard
Burntbridge Boys: John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred If you’ve followed my reviews, you’ll have seen that I’ve raved about all of the books […]
{The Graveyard Shift} John F. Leonard is this week’s warden. (Dead Boxes Archive and the Scaeth Mythos)
I want this to be a platform for EVERYONE within the horror community; authors, publishers, bloggers, reviewers, actors, directors, artists. I could go on, if you work […]
{Book Review} Night Service: John F. Leonard
Night Service: John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred John F. Leonard continues to build his world and his Scaeth Mythos to their fullest. I’ve […]
{Feature} The Horror Of The Night Service By John F. Leonard
The Horror of the Night Service By John F. Leonard The ‘Horror of the Night Service’ mostly refers to the difficulty of writing the damn […]
{Book Review} Congeal: John F. Leonard
Congeal: John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 130 pages Publisher: Independently published (27 Jun. 2019) John F. Leonard has quickly become one of my go-to […]
{Feature} Just what is The Clag? An excerpt from John F. Leonard’s latest Post-Apocalyptic Horror, Congeal.
Congeal By John F Leonard Excerpt for Kendall Reviews It was mesmerising from a height. The Clag. Nothing funny about the name anymore. It was […]
The Bledbrooke Works: John F. Leonard (Kendall Review)
The Bledbrooke Works – John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred As you’ve seen from previous reviews here and maybe over on Goodreads, I’ve become […]
A Plague Of Pages: John F. Leonard (Kendall Review)
A Plague of Pages – John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred Recently I had the pleasure of reading a short story called Doggem that […]
A Long Way Down: John F. Leonard, author of ‘Doggem’ – Why Do You Write Horror?
A Long Way Down – Writing Horror John F. Leonard Why do I write horror? The most obvious answer is because I like reading horror. […]