Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com An exceptional collection of Gothic Horror centered stories that I enjoyed for a nice spooky season read! I was introduced to some stellar authors via this book, and definitely hope to read more from them in … Continue reading Great Gothic Horror, Batman!
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Under the Overpass by J.E. Muzaurieta Sr. Is truly a unique journey into the lives of people society turns a blind eye to. Every character written within the pages feels real, and connections and sympathy soon … Continue reading Gritty, Profound, and Heartbreaking…
Photo courtesy of Candace Nola In the Chapbook Exactly the Wrong Things three authors put their twist on how they would expand on the story starting with the same introductory segment. Franklin E. Wales, Joseph M. Monks, and Candace Nola … Continue reading Triptych of Terror!
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Donn, TX 1978 by Eric Butler is probably the most intense, gory, and intricate installments to the series thus far. Donn 1978 brings back many characters that have already been established, but this series is so … Continue reading Donn, TX is Getting Darker!
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com For those in the horror/book community that are unaware Mort Stone is revered by many for his amazing reviews. So when he informed me he was making his maiden voyage into writing a story I was … Continue reading The Best Short Story I Have Read This Year!
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Den of the Wererats by Terry Miller is an excellent debut novella. Miller can tell a great tale, and retain a nice writing style and flow. I went into this story somewhat blind. Other than the … Continue reading A New Take on Changeling Creature Horror
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Breach by Candace Nola is a journey unlike many I have had the pleasure of reading. The originality of the book would make Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and some Clive Barker (dark … Continue reading Imagination Beyond Belief!
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Karaoke Night by John Watson is a fantastic collage of ten tales. John tells the tales as Brian Keene blogging about patrons of a dive bar. In specific Keene is interested in the story behind their … Continue reading Every Song Has a Story
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Mayhem at the Museum by Regina Watts is a very well written book, but not one that is for everyone. I personally found myself a bit disturbed by the content due to the recent school shootings … Continue reading Brutal Horror Satire
Photos courtesy of Daemon Manx, James G. Carlson, and Brandy Carroll Hacked in Two by James G. Carlson and Daemon Manx is two tales, one spun by each author. The first entry is James’s contribution titled Red Falls. The second … Continue reading Two Authors, Two Stories, One Book!
All photos are courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com. Except the collage put together by Andy C. Thank you to all of the above authors’ for writing amazing books for us to enjoy. We appreciate your works very much, and relish in the … Continue reading Back Log Reviews
Photo courtesy of http://www.goodreads.com Just when I thought I couldn’t be drawn into Eric Butler’s fictional world of Donn, TX he blows my mind with the latest entry! Eric has carved out a world all his own, expanding the depth … Continue reading Welcome to Donn, TX!
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