A Satan Carol Alan S. Kessler Wild Child Publishing $5.99 (Kindle) Review by Darkeva Horror readers tend to expect that any serious work of fiction involving Satan is going to be a violent bloodbath or an action-packed religious thriller. I certainly had that in mind...
Finding Poe by Leigh M. Lane Cerebral Books $3.99 (Kindle) Review by Darkeva Edgar Allan Poe, equally claimed by horror writers and mystery writers as the grandfather of both genres, if not the founder of one or both depending on who you talk to, remains a subject of...
Black Wings of Cthulhu: Twenty-One Tales of Lovecraftian Horror S. T. Joshi, Editor Titan Books Trade Paper, 507 pages, $14.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt “Lovecraft understood the true tenacity and scope of the roots of horror, and knew how to savor its...
Tankbread Paul Mannering Digital edition Review by Matthew Tait Zombies. They are everywhere in the genre at the moment. And like them or not, the undead are here to stay. The trick in fiction, of course, is to try and dig something new out of the sand – an...
Tribesmen Adam Cesare Ravenous Shadows Paperback, Kindle Review by Darkeva Although wonderful, the praise quotes from horror heavyweights Jeff Strand, Stephen Graham Jones, and Nate Kenyon are not necessary to know that Tribesmen is a hell of a book. As with each...
Die, You Bastard, Die! Jan Kozlowski Ravenous Shadows, February 1, 2012 Kindle Edition, $4.99 Review by Darkeva Editor John Skipp includes a ‘love letter’ at the front of this novel about how excited he is to share the great fiction he’s finding for...
