Darkest Hours: Mike Thorn (Kendall Review)
Darkest Hours – Mike Thorn Reviewed by Steve Stred It’s funny sometimes how the world works. I picked up Darkest Hours in 2018, seeing a […]
Month: March 2019
The Bone Cutters: Renee S. Decamillis (Kendall Review)
The Bone Cutters: Renee S. DeCamillis Reviewed By Miranda Crites Dory finds herself in her closet with a bed, a mental institution, under the care […]
Deep, Dark, & Flirting With Insanity: Toneye Eyenot, Author of Fangtastic Tales of Werewolf Savagery talks to Kendall Reviews.
Toneye Eyenot hails from The Blue Mountains in Australia. Although writing horrible tales for the better part of 30 years, 2014 saw his first published […]
The Unheimlich Manoeuvre: Tracy Fahey (Kendall Review)
The Unheimlich Manoeuvre – Tracy Fahey Reviewed by D.K. Hundt Tracy Fahey, an Irish writer of Gothic fiction, is published in more than twenty US […]
Pilgrim Tale – Book 1 Of The Pilgrim Trilogy: Tim Murgatroyd (Book Excerpt)
Pilgrim Tale by Tim Murgatroyd Excerpt: “The Modified Man” They led him into the high, shadowy cathedral. Michael’s eyes adjusted to the gloom of the […]
But Worse Will Come Author, C.C. Adams – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By C.C. Adams Villainy. That’s the first word that comes to mind. And this is largely fortuitous since more and […]
Fangtastic Tales Of Werewolf Savagery Author, Toneye Eyenot shares his favourite horror novel – Mayan Blue By Michelle Garza & Melissa Lason
Mayan Blue: Michelle Garza & Melissa Lason Toneye Eyenot Visions abound, etched deep within our psyches. Depictions of Hell that have, over the centuries of […]
The Case Of The Giant Carnivorous Worm Author, Thomas E. Staples talks to Kendall Reviews.
Thomas E. Staples is a University student currently studying Creative Writing. With a love of both horror and comedy, they often smash the genres together […]
Paradise, Maine: Jackson R. Thomas (Kendall Review)
Paradise, Maine – Jackson R. Thomas Reviewed by Steve Stred I was first introduced to the twisted world of Jackson R. Thomas last year, with […]
Saint Sadist: Lucas Mangum (Kendall Review)
Saint Sadist – Lucas Mangum Reviewed by Ben Walker Themes of religion, sanity and suffering flow like bloody communion wine through Lucas Mangum’s latest work […]