Hour of The Beast C. Michael Forsyth Outskirts Press, $18.95 Review by Darkeva Remember Lon Chaney’s classic The Wolfman? What about An American Werewolf in London? Or are you more a fan of the recent Teen Wolf series that’s been airing on MTV? Perhaps you...
Monk Punk Edited by A.J. French Static Movement Review by Darkeva I wasn’t familiar with the term “monk punk” when I first heard about this anthology, which is why I found the introduction by none other than the amazing D. Harlan Wilson to be quite...
The Rift R.J. Clark Paperback, Kindle April 25, 2011 Review by Darkeva New Orleans. Demons. A cordoned-off area of the city that houses supernatural nasties. A main character that has a demon actually living inside him. What’s not to love about R.J....
The Zombie Feed Volume 1 Jason Sizemore, Editor Apex Publications Trade Paper, 264 pages, $15.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt How many zombie anthologies does it take to make a reviewer go bonkers? Answer: One too many. In the case of The Zombie Feed Volume 1, it...
Cinema of Shadows Michael West Seventh Star Press Trade Paper, 298 pages, $15.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt Abandoned is generally a sad word. In horror fiction, however, it is a word with potential to terrify: A building that appears to be vacant can house...
The Calling Robert Swartwood Paperback, 342 Pages, $14.95 Review by Darkeva Robert Swartwood starts off The Calling with the line “life isn’t fair” to introduce us to the main character’s life and his parents, which was an interesting approach,...
