The Demonologist is book that actually escaped on me last year. The book came out and must of sold on very quickly on every store on Long Island. Well I my wife got it for me for Christmas and the fact that I was caught up on promised book reviews that were sent to me...

It's pretty obvious that I've been on a Laimo kick as of late, and there are obviously good reasons for that. The guy is brilliant writer and with each book I read of his, his work just get's either better and better and/or creepier and creepier; with that said, Dead...

Last year when I went to a book signing for Dead Souls, I got to sit down in the book store coffee shop and speak with Michael Laimo for a few minutes before the signing started. We talked about his past works and what was working on next. He mentioned that he was...

I'm standing firm on that quote above, I think Brian Keene is the next Stephen King. This is one of those books that not only scares the living shit out of you, it will make stay up all night and day reading more and more until you reach the end of the book. Words...

I am speechless, Matter in fact, I don't know what to say? "City of the Dead" was amazing. Now let me start by saying this, I am not just giving this book a good review because I got quoted on the back cover of this book, For that story: Click Here, or because of my...

"What can I say folks, Keene has done it again, and I'm beginning to believe that their is no story big or small that he can't write. "Terminal" is probably one of the best, well developed book's I've ever read. As I'm writing this review right now, I myself am sick...

I don't know, I just wish Brian Keene could write a book that I can give a bad review too, or at least something less than a four star review. But for some reason I'll doubt that will ever happen. When I first reviewed "The Rising", which was the first book of Brian's...

It's kind of obvious that I've always been a huge fan of Brian Keene, and although we have never meet in person we both have become friends though the power of the internet. Over the years I've been communicating with Brian I have learned to respect not just the...

A few months ago Brian Keene and I were exchanging e-mails like we normally do once in a while. We were discussing my review of Take the Long Way Home, a book that Brian was nice enough to sent me. In one e-mail in particular Brain said to me; "Wait until you read...

While it bothers me alot that this is the first book of Brian Keene's that I can't give a four star review; I can at least say that Dead Sea is not a bad book, but that it is an enjoyable one. Probably where my problem with the book stems from is that knowing Keene's...

Originally released under the title The Rutting Season; Dark Hallow is one of Brian Keene's most dark and disturbing books. Keene took the liberty of writing this story around the area in which he lives in, compared the characters to the liking of himself and the...

I always talk about Brian Keene in the highest of respects. He is one of my favorite horror writers and I always look forward to what ideas he's going to type on paper next. CASTAWAYS, his next book to be released by Leisure Fiction in 2009, is based on a short story...

It is no secret that Brain Keene is responsible for getting my back into reading horror. I never have given any of his books a bad review, and with each novel he writes; his work seems to be getting better and better. He has written several zombie stories that are all...

If you ever have had the opportunity to read Brian Keene’s Take The Long Way Home, you know that at the end of the novella, Keene reaches out to his readers about why he wrote the book, his beliefs on religion and how he grew up in a Christian household. Keene has...