Flashback Dan Simmons Little, Brown & Company 2011, 554pp, $27.99 Review by Wayne C. Rogers Dan Simmons first came on the scene with The Song of Kali back in 1985. Not only was it an excellent first novel, but it also had Harlan Ellison’s endorsement....
Dead Man: Ring of Knives Book 2 in the Dead Man series Lee Goldberg, James Daniels, William Rabkin Adventures in Television 120 Pages, Paperback Review by Darkeva Summary: Matthew Cahill is an ordinary man leading a simple life until a shocking accident changes...
Dead of Night Jonathon Maberry St. Martins Press, November 2011 Review by Matthew Tait Few writers over the past decade have made quite the triumphant impact on dark fiction’s shores than one Jonathan Maberry. In a relatively short space of time he has cut a...
Midnight Movie: A Novel Tobe Hooper and Alan Goldsher Three Rivers Press Trade Paper, 320 pages, $14.00 Review by Sheila M. Merritt There is an inherent irony about successfully writing raunchy, comic horror: It takes a deft delicacy to keep the yarn under control;...
Hell Rig J.E. Gurley Damnation Books March 1, 2011, $15.21 240 pages Review by Darkeva Hell Rig starts out like a common disaster movie plot: a group of men and one woman board onto a ship for the same reason and watch in horror as they each start going insane and...
The Silent Land Graham Joyce Doubleday March 29, 2011 Review by Shannon Riley O. Henry and British Fantasy Award winner Graham Joyce has written a number of notable books, including Indigo, The Tooth Fairy and Requiem, but none more memorable and disturbing than his...
