High Moor Graeme Reynolds Horrific Tales Publishing Review by Darkeva Perhaps with the exception of An American Werewolf in London, not much of werewolf fiction has been set in the UK, which is one of the things that makes author Graeme Reynolds’s novel, High...
The Devil’s Coattails: More Dispatches from the Dark Frontier Jason V. Brock and William F. Nolan, Editors Cycatrix Press Hardcover, 294 pages, $49.95; $194.95 for the deluxe edition Review by Sheila M. Merritt It is extremely difficult to write a review of an...
Lost in Darkness Jeffrey Thomas Bad Moon Books Trade Paper, 152 pages, $16.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt Ah, adolescence: the betwixt and between. Bewitched, bothered, and bewildered; especially at twilight; and hey, ain’t supernatural love grand? Lost in...
Roses are Red Carrie Green $0.99 (Kindle Edition) Review by Darkeva Roses are Red is a short story collection from Carrie Green that centers around three short stories, the first of which, “A Long Distance Relationship,” starts off interestingly. Allan is...
Haunted: 11 Tales of Ghostly Horror Edited by Monica Valentinelli Drive Through Fiction 142 pages, October 2011 Review by Darkeva Table of Contents Introduction by Jaeson K. Jrakman, Ghost Hunter What’s the Frequency, Francis? by Alex Bledsoe Immaterial Witness...
Scarecrow Craig Saunders The Madness Robert Essig Blood Bound Books, 2011 Review by Matthew Tait Blood Bound Books presents a double helping of sideshow fun with both Scarecrow by Craig Saunders and The Madness by Robert Essig appearing together in the same volume....
