{Book Review} Chlorophobia: An Eco-Horror Anthology: Edited By A.R. Ward
Chlorophobia: An Eco-Horror Anthology: Edited By A.R. Ward Reviewed By Ksenia Murray Chlorophobia: An Eco-Horror Anthology by Ghost orchid press is to die for – […]
Sonora Taylor
{Book Review} Someone To Share My Nightmares: Sonora Taylor
Someone To Share My Nightmares: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Steve Stred Sonora Taylor has become a master of the short story over the last few […]
{Announcement} Sonora Taylor announces the release of her fourth short story collection, Someone to Share My Nightmares
Someone To Share My Nightmares: Stories A new collection from Sonora Taylor Sonora Taylor is pleased to announce the release of her fourth short story […]
{Book Review} The One That Got Away: Various
The One That Got Away: Various Reviewed By Steve Stred I’m so happy to see Jill and Kandisha Press continuing to roll out their anthologies […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Miranda Crites “Seeing Things” is the second book I’ve read by Sonora Taylor. My first experience with Sonora’s writing […]
{Feature} Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural 2019 Ladies of Horror Fiction Awards.
2019 Ladies of Horror Fiction Awards The Ladies of Horror Fiction team would like to congratulate all of the inaugural 2019 Ladies of Horror Fiction […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Jamie Goecker SEEING THINGS is a gem of a novel. What initially hooked me was the fact that it’s […]
{Feature} Ladies of Horror Fiction Award Nominees
Ladies of Horror Fiction Award Nominees Over the past two weeks, the Ladies of Horror Fiction team has been unveiling the nominees for the 2019 […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Steve Stred Sonora Taylor first came onto my radar with her release ‘Without Condition.’ It was a book I […]
{Book Review} Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor
Seeing Things: Sonora Taylor Reviewed By Tarn Richardson “Language is wine upon the lips.” So said Virginia Woolf, apparently to her husband over a bottle […]