{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 […]
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{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} Hyenas: Michael Sellars
Hyenas: Michael Sellars Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson What’s your favorite Beatles song? Mine is either the anthemic Hey Jude, or Something. Both of them […]
{Book Review} Mephisto Disco: Simon Paul Wilson
Mephisto Disco: Simon Paul Wilson Reviewed By Steve Stred Late last year, I had the pleasure of reading ‘See You When the World Ends’ by […]
{Book Review} Probably Monsters: Ray Cluley
Probably Monsters: Ray Cluley Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson I’m writing this review as I finally manage to shake off the evil that is Covid, […]
{Feature} Blood-Tinted Glasses – A Horror Retrospective With Simon Paul Wilson
Hello and welcome to my first Blood-Tinted Glasses article! In this horror retrospective, I’m going to take a look back at books, movies, and television […]
{Book Review} Baggage: Simon Paul Wilson & Matt Wildasin
Baggage: Simon Paul Wilson & Matt Wildasin Reviewed By Steve Stred It could be said that horror/dark fiction stories will fall into one of two […]
{Book Review} Monstroddities: Edited By Ben Walker
Monstroddities: Edited By Ben Walker Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson Firstly, this book has a cool name. It’s one of the reasons why I stuck […]
{Book Review} Waves Of Mutilation: Sarah Jane Huntington
Waves Of Mutilation: Sarah Jane Huntington Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson I had the pleasure of reading an ARC of this new collection, and writing […]
{Interview} Matt Wildasin & Simon Paul Wilson Talk Baggage To Steve L. Clark & Sarah Jane Huntington
Matt Wildasin & Simon Paul Wilson Talk Baggage Steve L. Clark & Sarah Jane Huntington At the end of 2021, Matt Wildasin and Simon Paul […]