Rock ‘N’ Roll is Dead: Dark Tales Inspired by Music Ed. Marc Ciccarone Blood Bound Books, $13.99, May 9, 2011 Review by Darkeva Man has been using song as a storytelling form for a long time. From the scops (minstrels) of England to the Kobzars of Ukraine...
Mean Streets: Tales of Urban Terror Ed. by Gene O’Neill and Gord Rollo G3 Studios, $7.99, August 1, 2011 Review by Darkeva Writers are usually solitary creatures who prefer to work in isolation where no one can bother them, and where they can come up with their...
Falling Angel William Hjortsberg $2.99 Kindle Edition Review by Wayne C. Rogers What I’m going to do here is write a review of the novel, Falling Angel, by William Hjortsberg, and then do a review of the film adaptation of the book, Angel Heart, which was...
The Land of Bad Dreams Kyla Lee Ward P’rea Press Trade Paper, 142 pages, $18.00 AU Review by Sheila M. Merritt “I feel words like some people feel music,” says Aussie poet Kyla Lee Ward. And certainly in the collection of her works entitled The Land...
Eyes To See Joseph Nassise Tor Books Hardcover, 320 pages, $22.99 Review by Sheila M. Merritt The oxymoron of the blind seer is superbly executed in Eyes To See by Joseph Nassise. In Nassise’s take on the archetypal character, there’s a hint of Greek...
Carnival of Fear JG Faherty Graveside Tales October 10, 2010, Price: $15.95 Review by Darkeva Carnivals. They come only once a year and they attract people of all ages with promises of cool rides, cotton candy and popcorn, and games. Guys try to impress their dates by...
