The Red Girl Luke Walker Musa Publishing E-book, 289 pages Review by Elizabeth Reuter The Red Girl is a story of old friends that once included a girl named Geri, until she committed suicide. We open with the living part of the group seeing the ghost of Geri and...
Fit for a Frankenstein by Paul McComas and Greg Starrett Walkabout Publishing ISBN: 978-1-4826-2233-1 May 2013, $8.99 Reviewed by Neil Baker This is the first collaborative novella by Paul McComas, award-winning author and editor of six previous titles, and Greg...
The Lost Continent (orig: Beyond Thirty) Edgar Rice Burroughs As Beyond Thirty, 1916; as eBook, 2012 Project Gutenberg Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Glimpses of the Future through the Past I am fairly familiar with the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs. I’ve read and...
The Mountain King Rick Hautala Leisure Books, 2001; Cemetery Dance, 2011 (eBook) Reviewed by Michael R. Colllings Rick Hautala’s The Mountain King is a solid horror story, well told. It is not narrative overlaid with or supporting philosophy, religion, or sociology....
Bedtime Stories for Carrion Beetles Adrian Ludens CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 978-1463722661 September, 2012; $10.99 PB Reviewed by K. H. Vaughan Bedtime Stories for Carrion Beetles is a self-published collection by author Adrian Ludens...
The Hungry 3 At the End of the World By Stephen W. Booth and Harry Shannon Genius Book Publishing Reviewed by Rick Hipson I’ve got a confession to make. Originally, I picked up The Hungry 3 for two main reasons. One, it promised to be a quick read, weighing in...
