{Book Review} The Collapse Of Ordinary: Steve L. Clark
The Collapse Of Ordinary: Steve L. Clark Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson For me, 2021 has been a great year for short story collections. So […]
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{Book Review} Firekind: John Smith
Firekind Writer: John Smith Artist: Paul Marshall Lettering: Steve Potter Reviewed By Tarn Richardson In 2009, James Cameron wowed the world with his vision of […]
{Book Review} Monstrum Poetica: Jezzy Wolfe
Monstrum Poetica: Jezzy Wolfe Reviewed By Steve Stred Big thanks to Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi for sending this my way. I don’t believe I’ve read anything […]
{Book Review} Winterset Hollow: Jonathan Edward Durham
Winterset Hollow: Jonathan Edward Durham Reviewed By Steve Stred For me, personally, the hardest part of writing any review of a book is when that […]
{Book Review} Hammers On Bone: Cassandra Khaw
Hammers On Bone: Cassandra Khaw Reviewed By Steve Stred Book Content Warning: Spousal and child abuse • assault Cassandra Khaw is an author who frequently gets recommended […]
{Gory Corey Interview} Team KR’s Youngest Member Gory Corey Talks To Skulduggery Pleasant..
Gory Corey Interviews Skulduggery Pleasant. My daddy follows Skulduggery Pleasant @DetectiveSkul on Twitter. He asked Skulduggery if I could interview him, and he said yes! […]
{Book Review} Let Me Out I’ve Had Enough: Mark Matthews
Let Me Out I’ve Had Enough: Mark Matthews Reviewed By Steve Stred Mark Matthews first came onto my radar when fellow KR reviewer Brian Bogart […]
{Feature} A.R. Yngve discusses a forgotten ‘eco-horror’ gem, Ward Moore’s ‘Greener Than You Think’
Greener Than You Think: Ward Moore – A Forgotten Gem A.R. Yngve Ward Moore’s classic novel “Greener Than You Think” posits a world with Bermuda […]
{Book Review} Whitesands: Johann Thorsson
Whitesands: Johann Thorsson Reviewed By Steve Stred Book Content Warning: Child abduction • Spousal Abuse Huge thanks to the author for sending this my way. ‘Whitesands’ came […]
{Graveyard Shift} Kathleen Kaufman, Author Of The Diabhal Trilogy, Is This Week’s Warden
You are invited to look after the Kendall Reviews Cemetary, and to choose eight books, preferably horror/dark genre, to take with you to cover your […]