{Book Review} Eight Cylinders: Jason Parent
Eight Cylinders: Jason Parent Reviewed By Jason Parent When this book was announced, I was ambivalent about it. On one hand, I was excited for Jason. […]
Month: January 2021
{Book Review} The Hag Witch Of Tripp Creek: Somer Canon
The Hag Witch Of Tripp Creek: Somer Canon Reviewed By Steve Stred I’m late to the game discovering Somer Canon’s writing. My first go-around was […]
{Book Review} Tender Is The Flesh: Agustina Bazterrica
Tender Is The Flesh: Agustina Bazterrica Reviewed By Steve Stred ‘Tender is the Flesh’ came onto my radar by seeing a lot of readers saying […]
{Book Review} Hellsworld Hotel: Matthew Vaughn
Hellsworld Hotel: Matthew Vaughn Reviewed By Steve Stred Jesus. I’ve read a few of Vaughn’s works now – part 1 and part 2 of ’30 […]
{Book Review} The Balance: Kev Harrison
The Balance: Kev Harrison Reviewed By Steve Stred Kev Harrison has quickly gone from a writer I haven’t yet read, to a must-read author. Through […]
{Feature} Slights: Kaaron Warren. Are you prepared to visit the dark room?
Slights: Kaaron Warren Slights is the first ‘Uncaching the Treasures’ title by IFWG – a campaign introducing quality fiction post-COVID in Australia “With outstanding control, […]
{Book Review} Progeny: Shaun Hutson
Progeny: Shaun Hutson Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson Long before Extreme Horror and Splatterpunk were a thing, there was the horror writer, Shaun Hutson. Back […]
{Feature} The Crying Forest: Venero Armanno, a tale of murder and magic, of dark desires and the even darker cost of their fulfillment.
The Crying Forest: Venero Armanno The Crying Forest is the first ‘Uncaching the Treasures’ title by IFWG – a campaign introducing quality fiction post-COVID in […]
{Book Review} Whistling Past The Graveyard: Lex H Jones
Whistling Past The Graveyard: Lex H Jones Reviewed By Steve Stred Over the last few years, I’ve had the pleasure of reading some of Lex […]
{Book Review/Interview} Labyrinth Of The Dolls: Craig Wallwork
Labyrinth Of The Dolls: Craig Wallwork Reviewed By J.A. Sullivan After reading Bad People by Craig Wallwork, I was highly anticipating book two in the […]