Author Brian Bogart chats to Kendall Reviews.
I’m delighted to welcome Brian Bogart to Kendall Reviews. His passion for writing is unquestionable and his support of my blog and other sites like […]
Horror
Horror & Splatterpunk author C.M. Saunders chews the fat with Kendall Reviews.
C.M. Saunders is a freelance journalist and editor from Wales. His fiction and non-fiction has appeared in over 70 magazines, ezines and anthologies worldwide, including […]
Walking Alone: Bentley Little (Kendall Review)
Walking Alone (released April 24th 2018 via Cemetery Dance) is Bentley Little’s second short story collection after 2002’s The Collection and features 27 tales in chronological […]
(Blog Tour) Rafael Chandler: Mask Beneath Her Face – Interview & Excerpt.
Rafael Chandler writes novels, including Mask Beneath Her Face, The Astounding Antagonists, and Dracula: The Modern Prometheus (co-written with Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker). He […]
The Cellar: Richard Laymon (Kendall Review)
And so begins the Kendall Reviews Richard Laymon chronological read through. Laymon’s an author I’ve been aware of since I was a teenager, but only […]
What horrors make Phil Sloman uncomfortable?
Phil Sloman is a writer of dark fiction. His novella Becoming David was shortlisted for a British Fantasy Society Best Newcomer award in 2017. His […]
Siphon: A.A. Medina (Kendall Review)
It’s always exciting when a new package arrives addressed to Kendall Reviews! Usually it’ll be a new book for me to review, on this occasion […]
Author Keith Anthony Baird shares his top 10 inspirations.
Keith Anthony Baird lives in rural Cumbria, England, with his partner Ann, a mad spaniel, two cats and two goldfish. He’s also inherited two daughters […]
Ken Stark: Arcadia Falls (Book Excerpt)
Ken was born in the small town of Moose Jaw, Canada, but he figured things out quickly and hauled his family west at the age […]
Author BP Gregory offers you holiday reading madness!
It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas… And whether you celebrate the big red man, the adorable little baby, or our great lord Cthulhu, […]