BOOK REVIEW ~ “The Girl With Atypical Eyes: a short horror story” by Dona Fox
For someone who has never held in their hands any of Fox’s pieces, this short story might seem bizarre, unconventional, eccentric… even bewildering. But if...
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BOOK REVIEW “Dark Intentions” (First book of the trilogy “The Human-Undead War”)
In this first book of the trilogy, Ondrashek soaks with blood the idea of the “typical” vampire. Just turning the first page you already have a...
BOOK REVIEW – “Netted: The Beginning” (The Silent Red Room Saga Book 1) by KT Rose
This is the first work I read from KT Rose and I’m greatly surprised. She takes basic elements such as blind dates with a psychopath,...
BOOK REVIEW – Three Days in Ashford by TY Tracey
Well, wow. I think this is the review that, so far, has taken me the longest to write. There are so many things to say...
AND HELL FOLLOWED by Death\’s Head Press – A Hell of a read!
For the extreme horror readers sometimes it’s difficult to find really good material. I am, myself, an avid reader and a very few times I...
BOOK REVIEW – “Clock’s Watch” by Michael Reyes – A collection of heroic dark fantasy and terror
“Clock’s Watch” is a very interesting horror collection. The idea of a guardian between two worlds, human and evil, perhaps has been used before, but...
BOOK REVIEW – “The Overleden: Hell on Earth” by Terence Simmons
This novel is a complex lattice with sub-stories traversed between them, creating a magnificent performance worth becoming a movie. Or two, I must say, because...
BOOK REVIEW – “Murmansk-13” by Richard-Steven Williams
Williams has written a book which will keep your hands full for several hours, I read it in one go. There is something very interesting...
BOOK REVIEW – “Desert Shadows” by Joshua Dowidat
“Desert Shadows” is a young-adult horror book. Two boys explore their lives and surroundings in a way we all would have wanted to: creating stories...
BOOK REVIEW – “Death, Infection, The Devil… and Jed” The Best of Howard Carlyle
Allow me to talk a bit about my thoughts on Howard Carlyle. This book is not the first work I read by him since I...