{Book Review} The Headsman: Cristina Mîrzoi
The Headsman: Cristina Mîrzoi Reviewed By Sarah Jane Huntington This is a strange book, and I mean that in a complimentary way. It’s quite surreal […]
Month: May 2022
{Book Review} Infested: C.M. Forest
Infested: C.M. Forest Reviewed By Steve Stred Not so long ago, I was lucky enough to read Forest’s novella ‘We All Fall Before the Harvest.’ […]
{Book Review} The Cursed Among Us: John Durgin
The Cursed Among Us: John Durgin Reviewed By Steve Stred Recently, I had the pleasure of reading a short story of John’s in the ‘Beach […]
{Announcement} Horror Writers Association Launches Mental Health Initiative
Horror Writers Association Launches Mental Health Initiative The Horror Writers Association is pleased to launch its Mental Health Initiative, a coordinated roll-out of events, resources, […]
{Feature} Kendall Reviews Presents ‘Steve Stred’s Books From The Crypt 13’
Steve Stred’s Books From The Crypt 13 Unlucky number thirteen has arrived… muahahahaha! What do I have in store for this unholiest of editions? Why […]
{Book Review} Just Like Mother: Anne Heltzel
Just Like Mother: Anne Heltzel Reviewed By Steve Stred From about the middle of 2017 until early 2021, I joined a cult on the dark […]
{Book Review} Horror Book: Thom Carnell
Horror Book: Thom Carnell Reviewed By Gary Twigg I’ve never read anything by Thom Carnell before, but it’s clear to me after reading this book […]
{Blood-Tinted Glasses} Simon looks back at Horror Legend, James Herbert
Hello and welcome to my second Blood-Tinted Glasses article! In this horror retrospective, I’m looking back at books, movies, and television shows that scared me […]
{Book Review} A Silent Dystopia: Edited By D.T. Griffith
A Silent Dystopia: Edited By D.T. Griffith Reviewed By Yvonne Miller A Silent Dystopia is a horror anthology with stories featuring the MNG-U, a deadly […]
{Book Review} Parachute: Holly Rae Garcia
Parachute: Holly Rae Garcia Reviewed By Steve Stred I could’ve sworn I’d read some of Rae Garcia’s short fiction previously, but when I looked on […]