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 […]
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Christopher Motz stops off at Kendall Reviews for a chat.
Christopher Motz grew up on a steady diet of horror and science fiction from some of the genres heavyweights: Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft, Richard Laymon, […]
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 […]
Fiona Cummins (Best selling author of Rattle & The Collector) chats to Kendall Reviews
Fiona Cummins is an award-winning former Daily Mirror showbusiness journalist and a graduate of the Faber Academy Writing a Novel course. Rattle, her bestselling debut […]
The Listener: Robert McCammon (Kendall Review)
Right off the bat I will have to come clean and state I’ve not read anything by Robert McCammon before. I was most certainly aware […]
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 […]
Mike Duke: Low (Book Excerpt)
Mike was a cop for almost 12 years, but the last 12 years he’s been teaching Military, Law Enforcement and Bodyguards high speed, tactical and […]
Author Mike Duke chats with Kendall Reviews.
Mike was a cop for almost 12 years, but the last 12 years he’s been teaching Military, Law Enforcement and Bodyguards high-speed, tactical and off-road […]
The Chalk Man: C. J. Tudor (Kendall Review)
C. J. Tudor has delivered a compelling psychological suspense thriller that manages to split itself between two time lines effectively without tying herself, or the […]