Sherlock Holmes: The Impossible Cases Daniel McGachey Dark Regions Press Trade Paper, 273 pages, $18.95 Review by Sheila Merritt Sherlock Holmes: Say the name and be transported to Victorian England. There are frightening footsteps in the London fog; a gigantic hound...
It’s that time again. The Hazy Days of Summer Book Review Project is up and running. Originally proposed by Dylan at Monster Librarian (he’s the one who keeps it going), the book review project teams up a handful of horror related web sites offering a...
Twice the Terror: The Horror Zine, Volume 2 Jeani Rector, Editor BearManor Media Trade Paper, 374 pages, $17.95 Review by Sheila Merritt “Fear of the dark is only a fear. It isn’t anything real. But what about things that really do hide in the dark? What...
Black Country Joel Lane When the Door Closed Alison Moore Nightjar Press Chapbooks Review by Lisa Morton Nightjar Press is a new British publisher dedicated to producing quality chapbooks of dark short fiction, and if their two recent releases from Joel Lane and...
The Best Of Joe R. Lansdale Joe R. Lansdale Tachyon Publications $15.95 Review by Brian M. Sammons I am a huge fan of the weird, wild, and wonderful stories of Joe R. Lansdale so when it comes to a book called The Best Of Joe R. Lansdale, I can make this one of the...
The Night Cache Andy Duncan PS Publishing Hardcover, £7.50 [$12.00] Review by Lisa Morton Andy Duncan’s The Night Cache begins with a reference to Val Lewton, and that’s no coincidence, because much of this intriguing novelette reveals as little as a...
