{Feature} Miranda Snaps #5 – A Drabble and A Poem
A Drabble Down Whippoorwill Road The buzzards circle overhead. A train whistle blows distantly. The man had taken me from the school parking lot. He’d […]
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{Feature} Miranda Snaps #4 – Where it all started, a desk and Funny Mail Magazine.
I was out walking the dog this morning and taking pictures of a pretty butterfly flitting around from hibiscus to hibiscus. It was quiet and […]
{Book Review} Choking Back The Devil: Donna Lynch
Choking Back The Devil – Donna Lynch Reviewed by Miranda Crites Paperback: 98 pages Publisher: Raw Dog Screaming Press (17 July 2019) Thanks to Donna Lynch and […]
{Book Review} Howl: Renee Miller
Howl – Renee Miller Reviewed by Miranda Crites Paperback: 59 pages Publisher: Unnerving (22 Jun. 2019) Before reading Howl, I hadn’t experienced Renee Miller’s writing. This was […]
{Feature/Exclusive Fiction} Miranda Snaps #3 – Miranda introduces us to The Soul Cleaners
The Soul Cleaners A Dark Tale By Miranda Crites “What’s the secret to living forever, Mrs. Coleman?” I asked. My mom laughed a little and […]
{Feature} Embrace The Darkness; Embrace Insanity, Renee S. Decamillis – Why Do You Write Horror?
Embrace The Darkness; Embrace Insanity – Why Do I Write Horror? By Renee S. DeCamillis Why do I write horror? The simple answer to that […]
{Book Review} The Long N’ Short Of It: James Newman
The Long N’ Short Of It – James Newman Reviewed by Miranda Crites Paperback: 231 pages Publisher: Unnerving (9 April 2019) James Newman returns with a collection […]
{Book Review} Under Rotting Sky: Matthew V. Brockmeyer
Under Rotting Sky – Matthew V. Brockmeyer Reviewed by Miranda Crites Paperback: 268 pages Publisher: Black Thunder Press (20 April 2019) I attended the release party for […]
{Feature} Miranda Snaps #2 – Papaw’s Roses
The Hairy Woman lived under the rock cliff not too far from my grandparents’ homestead. I don’t know if anyone else ever really saw her, […]
{Book Review} The Stranger: Steve Stred
The Stranger – Steve Stred Reviewed by Miranda Crites First of all, I was glad to see The Stranger begins where The Tooth Collector ends. […]