{Book Review} Burntbridge Boys: John F. Leonard
Burntbridge Boys: John F. Leonard Reviewed By Steve Stred If you’ve followed my reviews, you’ll have seen that I’ve raved about all of the books […]
Month: March 2020
{Murder! Mystery! Mayhem! Book Review} Cursed: Paul M. Feeney
Murder! Mystery! Mayhem! #4 Cursed: Paul M. Feeney Reviewed By J.A. Sullivan Crime fiction and paranormal fiction aren’t a common combination, but Paul M. Feeney […]
{Book Review} Sick: Christa Wojciechowski
Sick: Christa Wojciechowski Reviewed By Steve Stred I recently had the pleasure of providing a foreword to a collection called Lost Voices released through The […]
{Short Sharp Shocks! Book Review/Interview} The Stranger & The Ribbon: Tim Dry
Short Sharp Shocks! #2 Tim Dry: The Stranger & The Ribbon Reviewed By Steve Stred The Short Sharps Shocks! Series has delivered for me time […]
{Book Review} The Preserve: Patrick Lestewka
The Preserve: Patrick Lestewka Reviewed By Steve Stred Most in the horror world know the name Nick Cutter, author of ‘The Troop’. Most even know […]
{Short Sharp Shocks! Book Review} The Encampment By The Gorge & Blood Memory: Zachary Ashford
Short Sharp Shocks! #30 Zachary Ashford: The Encampment By The Gorge & Blood Memory Reviewed By Steve Stred I connected with Zachary over on Twitter […]
{Book Review} Borne Of The Deep: Michael Patrick Hicks
Borne Of The Deep: Michael Patrick Hicks Reviewed By Steve Stred “So I wake the gods from the tomb of the ancients, hail the sun” […]
{The Graveyard Shift} John F. Leonard is this week’s warden. (Dead Boxes Archive and the Scaeth Mythos)
I want this to be a platform for EVERYONE within the horror community; authors, publishers, bloggers, reviewers, actors, directors, artists. I could go on, if you work […]
{Feature} Pre-orders are now live for the latest David Sodergren novel, Dead Girl Blues
Dead Girl Blues: David Sodergren Released 6th April 2020 When a young woman dies in Willow Zulawski’s arms, it sets in motion a chain of […]
{Book Review} Blood Red Sky: Paul Kane
Blood Red Sky: Paul Kane Reviewed By Brian Bogart I will say this about Paul Kane: nearly every book I read by him takes a […]