Peel Back and See by Mike Thorn
Being a huge fan of Mike Thorn’s last collection DARKEST HOURS, when I was offered an ARC of his latest collection, I hopped on the chance. I’m so glad I…
Road’s End and Other Fantasies by Brian A. Hopkins
Brian Hopkins is an insanely talented writer that no one seems to be familiar with. In ROAD’S END AND OTHER FANTASIES, he shows off his skills in a variety of…
In Darkness, Delight: Fear the Future edited by Andrew Lennon & Evans Light
Being that I’ve been reading this series since the start, when I was asked if I would be interested in the latest volume, I said “Hell, yeah!” and here we…
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…
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…
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…
A Variable Darkness by John McIlveen
John McIlveen is genuine. He’s a nice guy, a publisher, and he’s an author. A good one. This is my first experience reading his work, but it won’t be my…
Rainbringer: Zora Neale Hurston Against the Lovecraftian Mythos by Edward M. Erdelac
Zora Neale Hurston. I knew she was an author and that’s about it. Thanks to this book and to the love Edward M. Erdelac has for Zora, a love for…
The Best of Indie Horror edited by Kevin J. Kennedy
Generally, I like to read short stories in between longer reads, so it takes me a long while to make it through an anthology this big. The stories here are…
Wicked Women edited by Scott Goudsward and Trisha J. Wooldridge
WICKED WOMEN. How can I pass by a book with such a title as this? Most of the stories here are as great as the cover, (way to go Lynne…