Your Arms Around Entropy: Brian Fatah Steele (Kendall Review)
Your Arms Around Entropy – Brian Fatah Steele Reviewed by Steve Stred Recently I have had the great fortune of reading a number of fantastic […]
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Out Behind The Barn: John Boden & Chad Lutzke (Kendall Review)
Out Behind The Barn: John Boden & Chad Lutzke Reviewed by D.K. Hundt Chad Lutzke has written for Famous Monsters of Filmland, Rue Morgue, Cemetery […]
A Gathering Of Evil: Gil Valle (Kendall Review)
A Gathering Of Evil: Gil Valle Reviewed by Ben Walker To properly appreciate Gil Valle’s A Gathering of Evil, it helps to have some context. […]
To celebrate the release of her debut novel ‘The Rust Maidens’, Gwendolyn Kiste shares her body horror inspirations.
Having previously featured back in May 2018 in an insightful interview, I’m thrilled to welcome Gwendolyn Kiste back to Kendall Reviews. To celebrate the release of her […]
Kendall Reviews talks to Dave Jeffery the author of ‘Beatrice Beecham’s Ship Of Shadows’
Dave Jeffery is author of 12 novels, two collections and numerous short stories. His Necropolis Rising series and yeti adventure Frostbite have both featured on the […]
Shirley Jackson Award nominee Laura Mauro talks to Kendall Reviews.
Mild-mannered laboratory technician by day, Laura Mauro was born in south east London and currently lives in Essex. Her work has appeared in Black Static, […]
Deep Red: Paul Kane (Kendall Review)
Deep Red: Paul Kane Reviewed by Brian Bogart In a nightmare future, where the wolves have taken over, a lone messenger negotiates the dangerous landscape […]
Consistently persistent: The Mourner’s Cradle author Tommy B. Smith talks to Kendall Reviews.
Tommy B. Smith is a writer of dark fiction and the author of Poisonous, Pieces of Chaos, and The Mourner’s Cradle. His short works have […]
Pre-Orders for ‘New Music For Old Rituals’ by Tracy Fahey NOW OPEN!
Black Shuck Books is proud to announce Tracy Fahey’s second short story collection. New Music for Old Rituals draws on childhood memories and Irish folk […]
The Haunting Of Hope House: Astrid Addams (Kendall Review)
The Haunting Of Hope House – Astrid Addams Reviewed by Steve Stred First things first – this story has so much potential, it hurts me […]