Terror is Our Business – Book Review
Terror is our Business: Dana Roberts’ Casebook of Horrors Joe R. Lansdale & Kasey Lansdale Cutting Block Books May 29, 2018 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis In a previous review I did of a book about writing, Joe Lansdale voiced his opinion that the magic doesn’t...
Down by the Sea – Book Review
Down by the Sea-And Other Tales of Dark Destiny Michelle Mellon HellBound Books April 6, 2018 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis If you’ve read my previous reviews, you know that I’m a big fan of speculative short fiction. I read a lot of it and keep my bookshelves full...
The Remnant – Book Review
The Remnant Channing Whitaker Off Speed Press May 21, 2018 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis Channing Whitaker has got a hot new novelette coming out on Off Speed Press’ Black Band Shorts series that I think you’re really going to like! The Remnant is a fast run of...
Salmagundi – Book Review
Salmagundi William Quincy Belle BG Ltd. December 24, 2016 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis It is always a pleasure to review a collection of stories from William Quincy Belle and Salmagundi lives up to its title, which means a mixture of very different things to create...
Corpsepaint – Book Review
Corpsepaint David Peak Word Horde April 2018 Reviewed by Gordon B. White Corpsepaint, the first novel from author David Peak, hits readers like a frigid blast from the howling darkness. From deep in the veins of Lord Leviathan, Corpsepaint is a frostbite wound of...
Crestwood Lake is a secluded town in northern Vermont, spawned from the
Salem Witch Trials. In a saga spanning four hundred years and two
continents, Satan and his coven of witches are determined to reclaim the
tortured community and establish a Hell on Earth. markvogel.info
