{Book Review} The Again-Walkers: Deborah Sheldon
The Again-Walkers: Deborah Sheldon Reviewed by Priscilla Bettis “The Again-Walkers” is a novelette about zombies before they were called zombies, the “again-walkers” of the Viking […]
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{Book Review} Tribunal: Dave Jeffery
Tribunal: Dave Jeffery Reviewed By Steve Stred Right off the hop, I need to be upfront. I was fortunate enough to not only appear in […]
{Feature} The Making of an Indie Horror Audiobook
The Making of an Indie Horror Audiobook BP: So in January of this year I posted about wanting to get into audiobooks as my New […]
{Demain Publishing Announcement} Forty Seven By Adrian Baldwin, out 30th June 2022.
The 30th of June sees a very special release for DEMAIN – SSS!74 is by resident cover artist/brander, very much part of the DEMAIN family […]
{Feature} Kendall Reviews Presents ‘Steve Stred’s Books From The Crypt 14’
Steve Stred’s Books From The Crypt 14 So, we’ve survived the first thirteen of these somehow and here we are at number fourteen. Three more […]
{Book Review} The Doors Of Chamberlain: Steve L. Clarke
The Doors Of Chamberlain: Steve L. Clarke Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson 2021 May have been crap for a lot of reasons, but it was […]
{Book Review} Blood Bank: A Charitable Anthology
Blood Bank: A Charitable Anthology Reviewed By Daniel James Blood Bank: A Charitable Anthology is rich in dread and atmosphere, running the gamut of suspense, […]
Bid on some superb lots in the ChillerCon UK Auction
ChillerCon UK Auction – supporting Great Ormond Street Hospital The CHILLERCON UK Auction presents an incredible range of horror, fantasy and science-fiction prizes, from agent […]
{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 […]
{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.’ […]