Autumn Moon Slade Grayson Permuted Press October 6, 2014 Reviewed by Matthew Scott Baker Ok, folks…I have your next Must Read Book of 2014! Autumn Moon by Slade Grayson is an amazing read, and it’s probably the best werewolf novel I’ve ever read. Yes, that is a bold...
The Queen of the Tearling Erika Johansen Harper 2014 Reviewed by David T. Wilbanks The debut fantasy novel by Erika Johansen is the first in a trilogy. Like the Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin, it is light on the fantastic, concentrating mainly on...
The House of Small Shadows Adam Nevill St. Martin’s Press 2014 Reviewed by David T. Wilbanks I’d be shocked to discover a horror fiction fan who had not heard the name “Adam Nevill” by now; with the Guardian dubbing him “Britain’s answer to Stephen King” you can...
The World on Fire Sheldon Woodbury James Ward Kirk Publishing August 16, 2014 Reviewed by Marvin P. Vernon Louis Sedah, a.k.a. the Angel of Death, turns himself in after months of murder and arson. He is sentenced to death and is waiting his sentence on Death Row in a...
Through Dark Angles: Works Inspired by H. P. Lovecraft Don Webb Hippocampus Press ISBN 978-1614980841 August, 2014; $20.00 PB Reviewed by David Goudsward Although the book is a collection work inspired by Lovecraft (it is in the title), some of the stories are subtle...
The Cutting Room: Dark Reflections of the Silver Screen Ellen Datlow, ed. Tachyon, 2014 Trade paperback, 366 pp., $16.95 Reviewed by Michael Collings A tale of two covers: Cover one is bright, vivid, intentionally garish. Primary colors predominate—red, blue, yellow....
