Dead Aim Joe R. Lansdale Subterranean Press, 2013, 103 pp Signed, Limited Edition – $45.00 Trade Hardcover – $25.00 Review by Wayne C. Rogers People who have been reading my reviews for the last thirteen years know by now that I’m a big fan of the East...
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...
Beyond Here Lies Nothing Gary McMahon Solaris Books, 2012, 352 pages Review by Matthew Tait A few years ago, Gary McMahon mesmerized a couple of thousand readers with an apocalyptic vision of an urban nightmare. The Concrete Grove (with its stand out artwork by...
Buk and Jimmy Go West Brett McBean Published in 2012 by Legume Man Books Review by Sheri White Buk Thompson is a crazed serial killer with a passion for movies. While on his way to Hollywood, Buk butchers people throughout the west until he meets up with Jimmy, who is...
All The Lonely People David B. Silva Signed, Limited Edition Delirium Books, 2003, $45.00, 201 pp Review by Wayne C. Rogers This first paragraph is going to be embarrassing for me. You see, I’ve known of David B. Silva as a writer for twenty years; yet, I’m ashamed to...
Dead Hunger II The Gem Cardoza Chronicles Eric A. Shelman Dolphin Moon Publishing 348 Pages Review by Rick Amortis Author Eric A. Shelman follows up fresh from the smash hit Dead Hunger: The Flex Sheridan Chronicles with a second installment. Part two is also written...
