Poe Edited by Ellen Datlow Solaris Trade paper, 352 pages, $15.00 Review by Sheila Merritt Literary anthologies are like writing’s equivalent of a restaurant buffet: There’s usually something that will appease the appetite. The problem is, to continue the...
Desperadoes Omnibus Jeff Marriotte IDW, 2009, 492 pages, $24.99 Review by Steve Vernon There just isn’t enough weird western fiction out there. Still, Jeff Marriotte’s comic book series Desperadoes goes a long way towards remedying that sad situation. I came across...
Weird Horror Tales Michael Vance Cornerstone Book Publishers Paperback, 208 pages, $24.95 Review by Frank Creed After King and Poe, Lovecraft is widely acknowledged as one of the top three horror writers to impact American horror. Lovecraft’s horror world even...
We’ve joined several other online horror websites, much the same as we have in the past, to put together a great line-up of horror book reviews for you. You’ll find reviews of Last Days, Jake’s Wake, Gunpowder, The Nobody and more. Plus you’ll...
The City In These Pages John Grant PS Publishing 500 copy jacketed Hardcover Novella 10 GBP/$15USD, 80 Pages Review by Kent Knopp-Schwyn In his introduction, David Langford re-introduces the reader to the huge legacy of the 87th precinct stories by Ed McBain. He then...
Afraid Jack Kilborn Grand Central Publishing Paperback, 384 pages, $6.99 Review by Sheila Merritt Jack Kilborn’s novel Afraid is based on a perverse logic: If one sadistic psychopath is scary, then certainly a team of demented serial killers will prove even...
