Secrets Of The Weird – Chad Stroup (Kendall Review)
I was somewhat apprehensive as I dipped into this novel with an opening line that certainly sets the tone for a surprising reading experience. That […]
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Before – Paul Kane (Kendall Review)
Part horror story, part thrilling road adventure, part historical drama, Before is a novel like no other. Described as “the dark fantasy version of Cloud […]
Nights Of The Living Dead: An Anthology – Edited by George A. Romero and Jonathan Maberry (Book Info)
I was delighted to be contacted by Duckworth Overlook about a new title they are releasing in September 2017 entitled NIGHTS OF THE LIVING DEAD: […]
Goth Witch Of Philly – Lincoln S. Farish (Kendall Review)
One of the benefits of running a blog like KendallReviews is discovering new authors. One such discovery is Lincoln S. Farish, author of the successful […]
Goblin – Josh Malerman (Kendall Review)
Josh Malerman invites you to take a walk through the rain-sodden streets of Goblin, a City populated by the weird and the wonderful. A City […]
Goblin – Josh Malerman (Book Post)
Receiving books from authors and publishers is a genuine thrill for me. I take it as a sign that my Blog and how I review […]
The Die-Fi Experiment – M.R. Tapia (Kendall Review)
“I would like to welcome the world to The Die-Fi Experiment. Please join us in the fun that is the deterioration of the world by […]
What Monsters Do – Nicholas Vince (Kendall Review)
In browsing the shelves of the KendallReviews library trying to feed my current obsession for anthologies, I decided to pull out a little book by […]
Monsters Exist – Edited by Mr. Deadman & Theresa Braun (Kendall Review)
I’ve always enjoyed reading anthologies, particularly those with a theme. Monsters Exist ticks that box nicely by having 14 tales all about Monsters. I was […]
The Truants – Lee Markham (Kendall Review)
An interesting twist on the vampire myth as the last vampire learns that his partner since the Stone Age has killed herself. Rather than face […]