The Best Of Joe R. Lansdale Joe R. Lansdale Tachyon Publications $15.95 Review by Brian M. Sammons I am a huge fan of the weird, wild, and wonderful stories of Joe R. Lansdale so when it comes to a book called The Best Of Joe R. Lansdale, I can make this one of the...
The Night Cache Andy Duncan PS Publishing Hardcover, £7.50 [$12.00] Review by Lisa Morton Andy Duncan’s The Night Cache begins with a reference to Val Lewton, and that’s no coincidence, because much of this intriguing novelette reveals as little as a...
Darkness: Two Decades Of Modern Horror Edited by Ellen Datlow Tachyon Publications, 2010 480 pages, $15.95 Review by Brian M. Sammons Wow, what can I say about this book that won’t instantly make me sound like a drooling fanboy? That it has been comprised by...
Friday Night In Beast House Richard Laymon Leisure Books ISBN: 978-0-8439-6142-3 March 2010; $7.99 Review by Brian M. Sammons I have long been a fan of Mr. Laymon’s workmanlike style of telling very nasty, bloody horror stories. He doesn’t muss about,...
Savage Menace and Other Poems of Horror Richard L. Tierney P’rea Press (Email: [email protected]) Hardcover, 132 pages, $32.50 Review by Sheila Merritt Poetry: Succinct expression of thought; an economy of emotion; a distillation of narrative. Horror has a...
The Frenzy Way Gregory Lamberson Medallion Press Trade Paper, 356 pages, $15.95 Review by Sheila Merritt Werewolves evoke terror. In The Frenzy Way, author Gregory Lamberson takes that premise one step further: The main werewolf is a terrorist. He plagues Manhattan...
