by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 27, 2006 | Book Reviews
Mama’s Boy Fran Friel Insidious Publications, $14.99 Reviewed by Nickolas Cook As stated by the great James Newman in his introduction for Fran Friel’s debut novella release, Mama’s Boy, “…we all ought to keep a very close eye on this...
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by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 25, 2006 | Book Reviews
Dark Harvest Norman Partridge Cemetery Dance Publications 172 pgs, Hardcover, $40.00″ A Midwestern town. You know its name. You were born there.” Gear down and motor up, big daddy, we’re about to kick this pumpkin into overdrive. Norman...
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by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 22, 2006 | Book Reviews
Blue Devil Island Stephen Mark Rainey Five-Star Mystery/Thompson Gale 301 pgs, hardcover, 2007, $25.95 Reviewed by Steve Vernon The crossing of genres is always a tricky procedure, yet certain genres just seem to beg for it. For instance, the crossing of war stories...
by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 16, 2006 | Book Reviews
Twilight of The Dead By Travis Adkins Permuted Press Trade: $14.95 Reviewed by Nickolas Cook “The end of the world is a process, not an event…” Raised on Romero’s gruesome ‘end world’ scenarios and Skipp and Spector’s Books of...
by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 13, 2006 | Book Reviews
Left In The Dark John Gordon Medusa Press Hardcover, $40 Unsigned, $60 Signed You may have never read John Gordon’s work. Gordon lives in Norwich, England and he’s been writing supernatural fantasy for over four decades now. His first complete book, The...
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by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 12, 2006 | Book Reviews
Kamikaze by Michael Slade Reviewed by Bev Vincent In Swastika, Michael Slade explored the European component of World War II. In a natural progression, Kamikaze examines the Pacific campaign, from atrocities committed against allied troops to the invasion of Okinawa...
