{Book Review} Weed By Night: Sarah L. Johnson
Weed By Night: Sarah L. Johnson Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson I’ve heard only good things about Demain Publishing’s Short Sharp Shocks!, so I was […]
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{Asian Horror} Simon Paul Wilson: Shutter
Shutter Simon Paul Wilson Sawasdee Krab! Thanks for joining me! I’ve been having a lot of fun writing these articles, and hope you’ve been enjoying […]
{Asian Horror} Simon Paul Wilson: Dumplings
Dumplings Simon Paul Wilson Hello, and welcome back! Before I begin, I’m going to teach you some Cantonese. Are you ready? Gaau ji. Congrats! You […]
{Book Review} Paths Best Left Untrodden: Kev Harrison
Paths Best Left Untrodden: Kev Harrison Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson One of my favourite novellas of 2020 was The Balance by Kev Harrison. I […]
{Book Review} Bloodletter: C.E. Lutzke
Bloodletter: C.E. Lutzke Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson Last year, I received a bunch of gift cards for my birthday. Mighty pleased I was, as […]
{Interview} To celebrate the release of ‘Dark Missives’, author Dan Howarth talks to Simon Paul Wilson..
The Kendall Reviews Interview Dan Howarth Talks To Simon Paul Wilson If you didn’t already know, I think Dan Howarth’s debut collection, Dark Missives, is […]
{Book Review} Dark Missives: Dan Howarth
Dark Missives: Dan Howarth Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson Although the beginning of 2021 hasn’t been that great, I’ve been very lucky when it comes […]
{Asian Horror Feature} Simon Paul Wilson: I Love The Grudge
I Love The Grudge Simon Paul Wilson Welcome back, dear friends! This month, I’m going to be singing the praises of the Japanese supernatural horror […]
{Book Review} Severed: Joshua Marsella
Severed: Joshua Marsella Reviewed By Simon Paul Wilson Severed is the eagerly anticipated prequel to Joshua Marsella’s debut novella, Scratches. While Severed can be read […]
{Feature} Simon Paul Wilson: An Introduction To Asian Horror in Movies and Literature
Asian Horror in Movies and Literature. Simon Paul Wilson An Introduction. Hi, Folks. Welcome to the first in a series of articles, in which I […]