The Fifth Black Book of Horror – Book Review
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.
The Darkly Splendid Realm – Book Review
After Charnel Wine (2004) and the excellent Omens (2007), Canadian author Richard Gavin returns with a new collection featuring thirteen short stories, most of whom previously unpublished.
Remove The Eyes – Book Review
Tired of the usual suspects? Bored with the same old genre clichès? Then follow my advise and read Ralph Robert Moore.
He is Legend – Book Review
He is Legend Edited by Christopher Colon Gauntlet Press, 2009 Hardcover,525 pages, $60.00 Review by Mario Guslandi A cult writer, author of countless famous stories, Richard Matheson is a living legend whose fiction has been often turned into successful movies for the...
Putting The Pieces In Place – Book Review
Putting The Pieces In Place R.B. Russell Ex Occidente Press, 2009 Hardcover,128 pages, $35.00 Review by Mario Guslandi After so many years of editing and publishing with his small imprint Tartarus Press, it was perhaps inevitable that sooner or later Ray Russell...
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