“you will get a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that you aren’t the only one who found those quaint villages populated by the likes of Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb to be way creepier than they let on. “ What is weird fiction, and when does weird … Only the Broken Remain by Dan Coxon – Book ReviewRead more
BOOK REVIEWS
Dark and Lonely Water by Graeme Reynolds – Book Review
Dark and Lonely Water is an exciting creature feature that works on so many levels, hopefully marking the return of a writer who has once again realised that he is a great writer who needs to be more active on the writing front. I have missed reading Reynolds over these past … Dark and Lonely Water by Graeme Reynolds – Book ReviewRead more
Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr.
Oops, I Killed My Boyfreind is a fast, fun, fulfilling read, infused with laugh-out-loud dark comic escapades, some unexpected horror hijinks, and a romantic journey that’s as surprisingly sweet as it is unorthodox. Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr. 240 Pages; Available … Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr.Read more
Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16th
Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16th “A darkly humorous, blood-soaked,nightmare-fueled, brain-jarring blast!” — Horror Fuel“Ryan Barton-Grimley’s aesthetic is not to be ignored.” — Film Threat“A tense feature that highlights the anxieties new parents feel.”— Horror Buzz When troubled assistant bank manager Andy … Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16thRead more
Chuck Tingle – Bury Your Gays – Book Review
Elsewhere, we have what I’m coming to think of as the trademark Tingle style; effortless character work and world-building, a ruthlessly efficient and immediate pulp prose style that belies an impressive depth of storytelling in terms of concepts and themes, and a damn near visionary ability to speak directly to … Chuck Tingle – Bury Your Gays – Book ReviewRead more
8:59:29 By Polly Schattel A Horror Book Review by Jim Mcleod
There aren’t many books out there that make me go “holy shit! but 8:59:29 had me shouting it out at the top of my voice. 8:59:29 By Polly Schattel A Horror Book Review by Jim Mcleod Many people believe that working in academia is vastly different from working in … 8:59:29 By Polly Schattel A Horror Book Review by Jim Mcleod Read more
Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk (translated by Heather Cleary) – Book Review
Yuszczuk’s blending of traditional vampiric imagery with the Buenos Aires setting was masterful and you really got a sense of the vampire story as a global story, which is unfortunately rare. Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk (translated by Heather Cleary), A Horror Book Review by Natalie Wall Thirst is a novel … Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk (translated by Heather Cleary) – Book ReviewRead more
The Nightmarchers by J Lincoln Fenn – Book Review
The Nightmarchers by J Lincoln Fenn Book Review The novel’s intricate plot, well-drawn characters, and evocative setting make it a standout read for fans of supernatural fiction. Fenn’s respectful incorporation of Hawaiian folklore enriches the narrative, transforming it from a simple ghost story into a profound examination of belief and cultural heritage. … The Nightmarchers by J Lincoln Fenn – Book ReviewRead more
Where the Dead Brides Gather by Nuzo Onoh, A Haunating Symphony of Loss and Redemption
Where the Dead Brides Gather aby Nuzo Onoh, A Haunting Symphony of Loss and Redemption Nuzo Onoh’s Where the Dead Brides Gather is a captivating novel that delves into the depths of grief, loss, and the enduring power of family bonds. “Where the Dead Brides Gather” by Nuzo Onoh is … Where the Dead Brides Gather by Nuzo Onoh, A Haunating Symphony of Loss and RedemptionRead more
Hell Hath Only Fury, Edited by S.H. Cooper & Oli A. White
Sexual assault and misogyny, menopause and infertility: all of these horrors are told in tales that are often heartbreaking, sometimes allegorical, but always unsettling if not downright terrifying. Hell Hath Only Fury, Edited by S.H. Cooper & Oli A. White A Horror Book Review by Rebecca Rowland The American judicial … Hell Hath Only Fury, Edited by S.H. Cooper & Oli A. WhiteRead more
Strange Frequencies: A Short Story Collection by Richard Clive
Strange Frequencies is a strong collection of stories that I enjoyed. The differing flavours and tones of the stories give the books its strengths and I will be looking forward to seeing what Richard Clive does in the future. Strange Frequencies: A Short Story Collection by Richard Clive Strange frequencies by … Strange Frequencies: A Short Story Collection by Richard Clive Read more
Tiny Threads By Lilliam Rivera – Book review
Tiny Threads brings together a psychological horror novel that deals with corporate greed, the fallout of gentrification, the marginalization of people of color, and the inherent misogyny in the fashion industry. Rivera summarizes it best. “The factories have been poisoning brown communities for decades while powerful men believe that their … Tiny Threads By Lilliam Rivera – Book reviewRead more
Visceral Discoveries by Villimey Mist – Book Review
With work as potent and unique as this, fans seeking to quench their literary lustmörd will be thirsty for more the moment the book closes. Yet for once there’s nothing to fear: a companion tome is slated for release later in the fall and, like this compendium, it will surely … Visceral Discoveries by Villimey Mist – Book ReviewRead more
Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book Review
Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book Review At first glance, the cover of Bleeker Hill might lead you to believe it’s just another book you could pick up at Tesco, but don’t let appearances deceive you. This novel is a remarkable entry in the realm of self-publishing, and it … Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book ReviewRead more
The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell – Book Review
Smartly plotted, with a dark and chilling narrative peppered with some sly and witty humour, The Knock-Knock Man deftly weaves police procedural with dark supernatural into an exceptional novel that will appeal to fans of both crime and horror. The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell I was going to start this review … The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell – Book ReviewRead more