{Guest Interview} Mike Thorn Interviews Niall Howell, Author of Only Pretty Damned
Niall and I first met as undergrads at Mount Royal University. From what I remember, we first connected through our mutual love of film, either […]
Kendall Reviews
{Book Review} Soothing The Savage Swamp Beast: Zakary McGaha
Soothing The Savage Swamp Beast – Zakary McGaha Reviewed by Ben Walker A door, when you’re holding a plank of wood vertically. Two Sunday dinners. […]
{Book Review} Something In The Water (Collections Book 2): Eddie Generous
Something In The Water (Collections Book 2): Eddie Generous Reviewed by Steve Stred Many of us in the book world/social media book platforms have heard […]
{Book Review} Head-Broken And Heartbroken (Collections Book 1): Eddie Generous
Head-Broken And Heartbroken (Collections Book 1): Eddie Generous Reviewed by Steve Stred If you’ve seen my review of Something in the Water, Eddie’s other collection […]
{Interview} The Stranger (Part 3): Steve Stred talks about his novellas Wagon Buddy and YURI.
In anticipation of the June 1st release of The Stranger, Gavin from Kendall Reviews has kindly invited me to discuss the ‘behind the scenes’ writing […]
{Book Review} Siphon: A.A. Medina
Siphon – A.A. Medina Reviewed by Steve Stred I had Siphon on my ‘future purchase list’ for some time, but when it was announced that […]
{Interview} To The Bones: Award winning author and poet Valerie Nieman talks to Kendall Reviews
Valerie Nieman’s third poetry collection, Leopard Lady: A Life in Verse, was published in fall 2018. Her fourth novel, To the Bones, is scheduled for […]
{Book Review} Monsters In Our Wake: J.H. Moncrieff
Monsters In Our Wake – J.H. Moncrieff Reviewed by Steve Stred I first discovered Moncrieff’s work through Return to Dyatlov Pass. That book was being […]
{Interview} Slasher Horror Novel Author Cameron Roubique talks to Kendall Reviews
Cameron Roubique has been a horror fan since birth. He grew up devouring Goosebumps books and any horror movie his parents would allow him to […]
{Feature} Jon O’Bergh, Author of The Shatter Point – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Jon O’Bergh An author has myriad genres to choose from. He or she can even dispense with genres altogether […]