For Rye by Gavin Gardiner
When I received the paperback of this book, it arrived in a blood spattered wrapper and I knew I was in trouble. The best part of that is, the book…
Fright Train edited by The Switch House Gang
FRIGHT TRAIN features stories centered around trains. I thought perhaps the theme might get dull, but these authors built all kinds of narratives around these engineering behemoths and this volume…
Born To The Dark by Ramsey Campbell
It’s a rare treat reading a book series, isn’t it? It’s interesting to sit back with the characters and see what’s been going on since the last book. Dominic Sheldrake…
Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo
Bouncing back and forth between the audio and the paperback, SUMMER SONS had me captivated from nearly the first page. Mark my words, Lee Mandelo is an author to watch!…
Below by Kev Harrison
A fast paced novella that flies right by, BELOW was a fun ride! A small group of people are going to investigate an old, caved in mine to make a…
Certain Dark Things by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
CERTAIN DARK THINGS takes vampires, turns them into different types of vampires, then introduces some vampire genealogy, and lastly, plops it all down into Mexico City where vampires aren’t even…
You Know It’s True by J.R. Hamantaschen
Once again, J.R. Hamantaschen strikes by releasing another collection of short stories, even though he previously said he wouldn’t; thereby proving that the man cannot be trusted! However, he CAN…
My Heart Is A Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones
Final Girls are all the rage these days and no one knows that better than Jade. The powers that be in her town of Proofrock are building a new gated…
Road of Bones by Christopher Golden
ROAD OF BONES had me shivering in the midst of an August heatwave! Felix Teigland, (Teig), a documentary filmmaker, and Prentiss his financial backer, head out to Siberia in the…
Thanatrauma: Stories by Steve Rasnic Tem
Unsettling is the key word whenever Steve Rasnic Tem is the subject of discussion. In his latest release from Valancourt Books, unsettling seems too small a word. More on that…