Hell Is An Awfully Big City – Book Review
The nine stories in Hell Is An Awfully Big City are exercises in addressing the archetypes of horror fiction.
The nine stories in Hell Is An Awfully Big City are exercises in addressing the archetypes of horror fiction.
Reunion is a gentle and nostalgic look back at life in small town America in 1960 and the story of thirteen-year-old Jackie Stone and the adventure that changes his life forever.
The Best of Joe R. Lansdale is a selective collection of sixteen of Lansdale’s over two-hundred stories that includes many of his most popular tales dating from 1982 to the present day.
As with the best of writers of zombie comedy, S.G. Browne has peppered his novel with ample warped witticisms; suitable to become catchphrases among the horror crowd.
Haunted Heart is a biography that elicits reactive expressions such as “take it with a grain of salt,” and “buyer beware.”
Writers Workshop of Horror is a road map to successful fiction writing, an essential reference aspiring writers will want to keep, not on their shelves, but on their desks for easy access.