The Dark at the End: A Repairman Jack Novel F. Paul Wilson Tor Books Hardcover, 336 pages, $25.99 Review by Sheila M. Merritt “Everything was connected … everything.” So reflects protagonist Repairman Jack in The Dark at the End. And, yes, everything...
Demon Michael Emmett Damnation Books September 1, 2011, $5.95 Review by Darkeva Writers often get the description of being at the mercy of their personal demons, usually alcoholism, drugs, smoking, gambling, and a host of other vices. Stephen King, although he remains...
The Shadow of the Unknown A.J. French, editor Static Movement Trade Paper, 244 pages, $15.99 Review by Sheila M. Merritt “Because Brother hung himself from our chandelier with fine silk ties, Mother and I had to take in a boarder.” This is the first line...
A Bracelet of Bright Hair Jane Jakeman Sarob Press 2011, £ 25 Review by Mario Guslandi Nothing is better than a book of classy British ghost stories to spend the long, winter evenings in the cosiness of our home, comfortably sitting in our favorite armchair,...
That Which Should Not Be Brett J. Talley JournalStone Publishing $12.95, October 7, 2011 Review by Darkeva H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulu Mythos is an awesome feat of world-building in the same rank as J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth – rich, vastly complex,...
Masters of Horror: Damned if You Don’t Triskaiedka Books April 7, 2011,$2.99 Review by Darkeva Gambling, sex, overeating, greed, drugs – pick your poison. We all suffer from addictions, things that we refuse to give up even though we know they’re bad...
