{Book Review} Meat: Joseph D’Lacey
Meat: Joseph D’Lacey Reviewed By Brian Bogart ‘God is supreme. The flesh is sacred.’ Hiss. Clunk. Somehow, I missed this book making the rounds when […]
Month: September 2019
{Feature} Videodrone #8: Ben Walker shares reviews (and interviews) that may control your mind…then destroy your wallet!
Videodrone highlights some of Ben’s incredibly entertaining video reviews which are intelligently written and often packed with humour & innuendo. I hope you enjoy Ben’s […]
{Book Review} Husk: Rachel Autumn Deering
Husk: Rachel Autumn Deering Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 102 pages Publisher: Tiny Behemoth Press; (March 5, 2016) “Kevin Brooks had tasted blood before, but not […]
{Book Review} Pieces: Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland
Pieces: Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 284 pages Publisher: Dark Ink (10 July 2019) “Abducting her had been easier than he thought […]
{Book Review/Apex Publications Tour} Shine Your Light On Me: Lee Thompson
Shine Your Light On Me: Lee Thompson Reviewed By Steve Stred Print Length: 144 pages Publisher: Apex Publications (March 14, 2017) “He told himself it was […]
{Book Review} IT: Stephen King
IT: Stephen King Reviewed By Yolanda Sfetsos Paperback: 1088 pages Publisher: Hodder Paperbacks; (25 July 2017) The Blurb To the children, the town was their whole […]
{Book Review} The Horse And Mr Hyde: Matt Ferraz
The Horse And Mr Hyde: Matt Ferraz Reviewed By Ben Walker There are many odd combinations that somehow manage to work. Strawberries and balsamic vinegar. […]
{Book Review} Corpsepaint: David Peak
Corpsepaint: David Peak Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Word Horde (30 April 2018) I think after reading this book as well as ‘We Sold […]
{Book Review} Infernal: Cheryl Low
Infernal – Cheryl Low Reviewed by Michelle Enelen Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: Grinning Skull Press (24 Oct. 2018) If you read the first page, before the prologue, […]
{Feature} Adam L.G. Nevill is back with The Reddening. Pre-Order his new folk-horror thriller NOW!
THE REDDENING Adam Nevill One million years of evolution didn’t change our nature. Nor did it bury the horrors predating civilisation. Ancient rites, old deities […]