Halloween Horrors ’09
Once again, Hellnotes is teaming up with several other horror websites to present you with a collection of horror book reviews for this Halloween season.
Isis – Book Review
Douglas Clegg knows the power of a ghostly whisper in the ear. In Isis, he creates a subtle yet scary spectral story; no screams are necessary.
PS Showcase #5: Impossibilia – Book Review
Aptly named, Impossiblila introduces the reader to Douglas Smith’s magical reality where the impossible is readily accepted as normal.
The Drowned World – Book Review
Traditionally, the bulk of recently deceased (April 19th 2009) J.G. Ballard’s works have been classified as sci-fi, but in reality his works transcend the usually conservative ranks of such narrow labels.
Cell – Book Review
In Cell you’ll find nods to both Matheson’s I Am Legend and Romero’s zombie apocalypse world, but it becomes more an apocalypse as filtered through the likes of J.G. Ballard and Cronenberg.
Bite Marks: A Vampire Testament – Book Review
Terence Taylor’s debut horror novel is a crazy patchwork quilt of a book. There are so many plot threads running through the work, that zeroing in is a problem.
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