{Isolation Tales} Death’s Escape By Miranda Crites
These are the most testing times the human race have faced since World War II. This time the enemy is unseen, an enemy so powerful […]
Month: April 2020
{Book Review} The Storm: Paul Kane
The Storm: Paul Kane Reviewed By Ben Walker Bad weather gets an equally bad rap in horror media, from Stephen King’s chilly Storm of the […]
{Isolation Tales} Grand Guignol In A Can By Madeleine Swann
These are the most testing times the human race have faced since World War II. This time the enemy is unseen, an enemy so powerful […]
{Movie Review} I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House: Directed By Osgood Perkins
I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House Reviewed By Fiona Dodwell I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House is […]
{Charity Anthology} Lockdown: Stories, Terror, And Hope During A Pandemic (Proceeds go towards BINC)
Lockdown: Stories, Terror, And Hope During A Pandemic Edited By Nick Kolakowski & Steve Weddle A mysterious virus sweeps across the country, mutating rapidly as […]
{Feature} Patricia Lillie, Author of The Cuckoo Girls – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Patricia Lillie “Why do you write that stuff?” That stuff being the weird stuff, the scary stuff. Horror. If I […]
{Feature} THE MAGIC OF MENTORSHIP – A Transformative Experience: Daron Kappauff
The beginning of April, Award-winning author-editor, three-time Bram Stoker Award® nominee and the international Horror Writers Association (HWA) Mentor of the Year Award winner for […]
{Isolation Tales} Bedtime Story By Jeff Dosser
These are the most testing times the human race have faced since World War II. This time the enemy is unseen, an enemy so powerful […]
{Book Review} Thirteen: Shani Struthers
Thirteen: Shani Struthers Reviewed By Fiona Dodwell I have read a couple of titles previously from paranormal author Shani Struthers, and I loved them. Her […]
{Book Review} Found Shadows: P.T. Hylton
Found Shadows: P.T. Hylton Reviewed By Steve Stred Found Shadows is the first book I’ve read from Hylton but knowing it’s set up a bit […]