The Dark Verse – Book Review
The Dark Verse Volume 1 does contain two truly standout stories – filled with enough plot, back story, and characterization to ultimately comprise multiple novellas or short story collections all on their own.
The Dark Verse Volume 1 does contain two truly standout stories – filled with enough plot, back story, and characterization to ultimately comprise multiple novellas or short story collections all on their own.
Hatred is one of the most potent of emotions. In Yaccub’s Curse, Wrath James White looks unflinchingly at antagonistic race relations in a horror filled urban universe.
Shadows Over Florida is detailed and comprehensive, but simultaneously breezy and easy to read.
If you’re not familiar with the Black Book of Horror, shame on you, because this series of anthologies, now in its fifth volume, is one of the best treat for anyone fond of dark fiction.
In The 13th, the author again pushes the envelope. His potent extreme horror requires a high level of tolerance; emotional as well as intellectual.
Only Kim Paffenroth could have written Valley Of The Dead. And that’s as it should be, since he’s a man who knows his religious literature.