{Scary’s Voices} Sound Bites: This weeks recommended horror podcasts.
Scary’s Voices – Sound Bites Week Ending 28th May 2021 Welcome back to Sound Bites where I highlight the best horror podcasts I’ve heard through […]
Month: May 2021
{Book Review} Adam Eterno, a Hero for All Time: Tom Tully
Adam Eterno, a Hero for All Time Tom Tully (Writer) • Tom Kerr, Colin Page, Francisco Solano Lopez, Eric Bradbury, Ted Kearon, Rex Archer (Artists) Reviewed […]
{Feature} Dave Jeffery announces The Samaritan: A Quiet Apocalypse Book 3
Dave Jeffery announces The Samaritan: A Quiet Apocalypse Book 3 January 2020 he brought The Quiet Apocalypse January 2021 you thought he offered sanctuary in […]
{Book Review} Slaughter Bowl: John Smith
Slaughter Bowl John Smith (Writer) • Paul Peart (Artist) Reviewed By Tarn Richardson Slaughter Bowl is an addictive mix of Running Man meets Jurassic Park. It […]
{Book Review} Chained To The Grave – Issue #1: Andy Eschenbach & Brian Level
Chained to the Grave – Issue #1 Andy Eschenbach & Brian Level (Authors) • Kate Sherron (Art) • Micah Myers (Letters) Reviewed By A.S. MacKenzie […]
{Feature} Author Steve Stred on writing his brilliant Father Of Lies Trilogy
Writing the Father of Lies Trilogy Steve Stred October 1, 2019 May 6, 2020 June 1, 2021 Three dates that signify the three points of […]
{Book Review} Goosebumps – Secrets of the Swamp: Marieke Nijkamp
Goosebumps – Secrets of the Swamp Marieke Nijkamp (Author) • Yasmin Flores Montanez, Bill Underwood, (Art) • Rebecca Nalty (Colorist) • Danny Djeljosevic (Letters) You […]
{Asian Horror} Simon Paul Wilson: Dumplings
Dumplings Simon Paul Wilson Hello, and welcome back! Before I begin, I’m going to teach you some Cantonese. Are you ready? Gaau ji. Congrats! You […]
{Book Review} Salvation Spring: T.C. Parker
Salvation Spring: T.C. Parker Reviewed By Steve Stred I keep seeing the name T.C. Parker come up time and time again for authors I should […]
{Book Review} Keyhole: Matthew Rees
Keyhole: Matthew Rees Reviewed by RJ Remoraman Short story collections are precarious things. In every collection, there is a gradient of quality that is inescapable. […]