Cthulhu Blues Douglas Wynne JournalStone 2017 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings In Cthulhu Blues, Douglas Wynne brings to a satisfying close the apocalyptic events begun in Red Equinox and continued in Black January, thus completing the SPECTRA Files trilogy. The series...
Don’t Write It Down-Episode One in the Rainbow Noir Series C.E. Wilson Rainbow Noir Released July 4, 2017 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis Don’t Write It Down is a book so full of twists and turns that I guarantee you will find it impossible to put down. Like eating a...
Death and Douglas J. W. Ocker Sky Pony Press October 2017 Reviewed by David Goudsward Douglas Mortimer is a small town twelve-year-old with an obsession with death. Well, obsession is not the right word – his life is immersed in death. His family lives above the...
Black Feathers – Dark Avian Tales: An Anthology Edited by Ellen Datlow Pegasus Books Ltd. Released February 5, 2017 Reviewed by Brian James Lewis At first glance, some might not take the concept of a dark fiction anthology featuring birds too seriously. That’s...
Snaked: Deep Sea Rising Duncan McGeary Cohesion Press 2017 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Some years ago, Dean Koontz spoke to my Creative Writing class at Pepperdine. In a discussion afterward, he talked at some length about giving readers an appropriate...
Walt Disney World for Vampires, Zombies, and Others with Very Special Needs Dominick Cancilla Theme Park Press May 9, 2017 Reviewed by Elaine Pascale Walt Disney World for Vampires, Zombies, and Others with Very Special Needs is a unique, but much-needed guide book...
