{Book Review} Paused: Stephanie Ellis
Paused: Stephanie Ellis Reviewed By Ksenia Murray Paused by Stephanie Ellis is a short novella about a disease that strikes a town and slowly spreads […]
Month: March 2022
{Book Review} The Witching House: Brian Moreland
The Witching House: Brian Moreland Reviewed By Steve Stred Brian Moreland is a name that frequently comes up when I ask for recommended authors to […]
{Book Review} Probably Monsters: Ray Cluley
Probably Monsters: Ray Cluley Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson I’m writing this review as I finally manage to shake off the evil that is Covid, […]
{Book Review} Cold Water Forest: Fredrick Niles
Cold Water Forest: Fredrick Niles Reviewed By Steve Stred Look, for all my bluster of being a regimented reader who follows his listed TBR, every […]
{Feature} A Revolution In Horror? Paul Flewitt discusses an alternative to the large platform bookseller.
A Revolution In Horror? Paul Flewitt Welcome to my first feature for Kendall Reviews, and I want to begin this one by thanking Gavin for […]
{Announcement} Please welcome Priscilla, Paul and Gary to Team KR.
I’m delighted to introduce three new voices to the team. Each will be bringing reviews and content that I’m sure you, the fiends of Kendall […]
{Book Review/Interview} A Time For Monsters: Mason McDonald
A Time For Monsters: Mason McDonald Reviewed By Steve Stred To be completely upfront and open about everything – Mason and I have been collaborators for […]
{Book Review} The Dead Inside: Edited By Laurel Hightower & Sandra Ruttan
The Dead Inside: Edited By Laurel Hightower & Sandra Ruttan Reviewed By Sarah J. Huntington I adore anthologies. They are the way I find new […]
{Book Review} The Damnation Game: Clive Barker
The Damnation Game: Clive Barker Reviewed By Phil Sloman Last year, our host, Mr Gavin Kendall, offered up a Clive Barker advent asking writers to […]
{Book Review} In Between: D.M. Siciliano
In Between: D.M. Siciliano Reviewed By Yvonne Miller I have read the last two books that Siciliano wrote and enjoyed them both immensely. I liked […]