Limbus, Inc. JournalStone Publications, 2013 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Toward the end of Limbus, Inc., Brett Tally’s “Epilogue” describes a manuscript the character has read as “tales of sacrifices, of ancient gods, of unimaginable futures and beings that...
The Lords of Salem Rob Zombie, with B.K. Evenson Grand Central Publishing, March 2013 Review by Michael R. Collings The plot of Rob Zombie’s new novel is quite straightforward. A coven of witches is discovered in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692. Two civic leaders, the...
The Colony A.J. Colucci Thomas Dunne/St. Martin’s, 2012 Review by Michael R. Collings A.J. Colucci’s debut novel reads like a classic 1950s creature-feature. For me, that is not only something good, it is something downright great. The Colony has all of the elements...
Fear the Abyss Eric Beebe, editor Post Mortem Press Review by Michael R. Collings I know what it is to have touched the void, to have looked out into the vast, empty universe and know the truth—that more than any living being in the fourteen billion year history of...
Milton’s Children Jason V. Brock Bad Moon Books, 2012 Review by Michael R. Collings I don’t know whether Jason Brock wears a hat or not. But if he does, he must have been kept busy tipping it while writing his singularly effective novella, Milton’s Children. The story...
