Horror In The Woods: Lee Mountford (Kendall Review)
Horror In The Woods – Lee Mountford Reviewed by Miranda Crites I hadn’t heard of Lee Mountford when Horror in the Woods popped up for […]
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Blackwater: Christian Galacar (Kendall Review)
Blackwater: Two Stories of Horror & Science Fiction – Christian Galacar Reviewed by Steve Stred Christian Galacar was an author that popped onto my radar […]
I’m A Nice Girl: Joanna Koch, author of literary horror and surrealist trash – Why Do You Write Horror?
I’m A Nice Girl Joanna Koch I write horror because it’s fun. It’s counterintuitive. I’m a nice person. I worked as a counselor listening to […]
Cover Reveal: Metamorphosis by Claire Fitzpatrick.
When you commission talent like Greg Chapman, you don’t just expect a quality product – you aren’t surprised when they work lightning quickly. Such is […]
Dark Things: Joseph Zito (Kendall Reviews)
Dark Things – Joseph Zito Reviewed by Steve Stred Now Comes the Darkness by Joe Zito was a surprise read for me in 2018. I […]
Ty Tracey, Author of ‘Three Days In Ashford’ talks to Kendall Reviews
Ty Tracey is an author with a passion for horror, science fiction and fantasy. He resides in Massachusetts with his beloved wife and rescue pitbull. […]
OBSIDEO: A Prequel To WILL HAUNT YOU (Conclusion)
Brian Kirk’s novel Will Haunt You was inspired by a couple from his neighborhood who disappeared after finding a strange book in their home. Brian witnessed this event […]
OBSIDEO: A Prequel To WILL HAUNT YOU (Part 5)
Brian Kirk’s novel Will Haunt You was inspired by a couple from his neighborhood who disappeared after finding a strange book in their home. Brian witnessed this […]
Farah Rose Smith, Author of ‘Anonyma’ talks to Kendall Reviews.
Farah Rose Smith is a writer, dancer, musician, puppeteer, and photographer whose work often focuses on the Gothic, Decadent, and Surreal. She authored THE ALMANAC […]
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. […]