FANTASTIC FICTION at KGB Is Happening September 16th in Manhattan!
FANTASTIC FICTION at KGB reading series, hosts Ellen Datlow and Matthew Kressel present: Tom Monteleone & Lawrence C. Connolly, Wednesday, September 16th, 2015 at KGB Bar, 7pm. Tom Monteleone Tom Monteleone sold his first short story in 1972. Since then, there...
Rage Master – Book Review
Rage Master Simon Clark Earthling Publications October 2015 Reviewed by Tim Potter Autumn and the Halloween season bring a lot of fun things, and the Earthling Publications Halloween Series novels are near the top of that list. The consistently great series continues...
Among Wolves – Book Review
Among Wolves R.A. Hakok July 10th, 2015 Reviewed by Stuart Conover In Among Wolves we have R.A. Hakok giving us the first story in his Children of the Mountain series. Before I get into the review I’m going to say that I’m glad it is labeled as a series as the world...
nEvermore! – Book Review
nEvermore!: Tales Of Murder, Mystery & The Macabre - Neo-Gothic Fiction Inspired By The Imagination Of Edgar Allan Poe Edited by Nancy Kilpatrick and Caro Soles Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing October 1, 2015 Reviewed by Elaine Pascale Full disclosure:...
From Below – Book Review
From Below Jeffrey Hale Severed Press January 30th, 2015 Reviewed by Stuart Conover Just when you thought it was safe to get back into the water, Jeffrey Hale proves us wrong with From Below. This is the first tale set in his terror-filled underwater world and if you...
The Art of Horrible People – Book Review
The Art of Horrible People John Skipp Lazy Fascist Press August 15, 2015 Reviewed by Tim Potter John Skipp’s new book, The Art of Horrible People, is something special. Not only is it a great addition to his already prodigious body of work, but it’s all his, every...
Haunted – Book Review
Haunted Eileen Maksym April 25th, 2013 Reviewed by Stuart Conover In Haunted we are treated to Eileen Maksym’s debut novel and the introduction of the Society for Paranormal Researchers. I almost didn’t open it with an author I hadn’t heard of using the name ‘Haunted’...
Greasepaint – Book Review
Greasepaint David C. Hayes Samhain Publishing November 3, 2015 Reviewed by Tim Potter In his first work with Samhain Horror, genre veteran David C. Hayes delivers a solid novella with Greasepaint. It’s a serial killing clown story with a workable premise and some...
Darkness Rising – Book Review
Darkness Rising Brian Moreland Samhain Publishing September 1st, 2015 Reviewed by Sheri White Marty Weaver works as a groundskeeper at a local college, but his true passion is writing. He loves one of the students, Jennifer, and has even struck up a friendship with...
August JournalStone Hellnotes Newsletter
For some of you, the kids are back at school and for others, it's just around the corner. Of course, I don't want to forget about those of you who are saying, "Kids, what are those?" Wherever you fit along that spectrum, at least you know that JournalStone is here to...
‘I AM THE ABYSS’ Live on Kickstarter.com
The latest project from award-winning specialty publisher Dark Regions Press is a fiction anthology entitled I AM THE ABYSS. The tome features ten unique visions of the underworld by ten different authors of horror and dark fantasy including Laird Barron, Caitlín R....
Pokergeist – Book Review
Pokergeist Michael Phillip Cash July 2015 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Clutch Henderson has one ambition in life: to win the golden bracelet at the International Series of Poker in Las Vegas and thereby prove to himself that he is the best player in the world and...
Predator: Fire and Stone – Graphic Novel Review
Predator: Fire and Stone Written by Joshua Williamson Illustrated by Christopher Mooneyham Dark Horse Books July 28, 2015 Reviewed by Jess Landry Taking place somewhere after the events of the three preceding entries (Prometheus: Fire and Stone, Alien vs Predator:...
Exigencies – Book Review
Exigencies Edited by Richard Thomas Darkhouse Press June 9, 2015 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Horror can serve a number of contradictory functions. It can destroy, and it can build. It can condemn, and it can commend. It can terrify, and it can heal. For me as...
Kidnapped – Game Review
Kidnapped Deceptive Games Platforms: PC, Mac, Linux July 21, 2015 Reviewed by Jess Landry I don’t know about you guys but being kidnapped is not my idea of a good time, especially when it involves some dank-ass cellar, demon marionette baby things and a buff man in a...
