Salmagundi William Quincy Belle BG Ltd. December 24, 2016 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis It is always a pleasure to review a collection of stories from William Quincy Belle and Salmagundi lives up to its title, which means a mixture of very different things to create...
Corpsepaint David Peak Word Horde April 2018 Reviewed by Gordon B. White Corpsepaint, the first novel from author David Peak, hits readers like a frigid blast from the howling darkness. From deep in the veins of Lord Leviathan, Corpsepaint is a frostbite wound of...
Unbury Carol Josh Malerman Del Rey April 2018 Reviewed by Gordon B. White Josh Malerman’s Unbury Carol is a Western tinged with elements of the supernatural, the Gothic, and more than a hint of fairy tale, and which charts new ground for the author. A loping...
The Nightmare Room Chris Sorensen Harmful Monkey Press January 23, 2018 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis Let me just kick things off right and say that The Nightmare Room by Chris Sorensen is one hell of a fine book! You might even want to just go ahead and purchase it...
The Hatch Joe Fletcher Brooklyn Arts Press February 17, 2018 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis Joe Fletcher gives you his eyes, ears, nose, and senses. I mean this in a literary sense, of course. In his first full-length poetry collection The Hatch Fletcher takes us many...
Lin Carter’s Simrana Cycle Edited by Robert M. Price Celaeno Press 2018 Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons Weird fiction, that’s a hard one to define. Is it horror? Sci-fi? Fantasy? Well it’s a little bit of all three. Okay, but is it the domain of H.P. Lovecraft? No, not...
