Entropy in Bloom Jeremy Robert Johnson Night Shade Books April 18, 2017 Review by William Grabowski It’s tempting and easy to compare writers, but this habit often is unfair to both object and subject. Example: thematically, and stylistically, the work of Jeremy...
The Travelling Bag and Other Ghostly Stories Susan Hill Profile Books 2016 Reviewed by Mario Guslandi A prolific and eclectic author, British writer Susan Hill is largely known, among other things, for her famous ghost story The Woman in Black, which also became a...
We Are Always Watching Hunter Shea Sinister Grin Press March 17, 2017 Reviewed by C.M. Saunders Apart from the stunning cover art, I was most intrigued by the premise and back story of this new offering from Sinister Grin Press, who are fast building an impressive...
Exorcist Falls Jonathan Janz Sinister Grin Press March 15, 2017 Reviewed by Marvin P. Vernon This publication of Exorcist Falls is actually two books. It starts with the previously published novella Exorcist Road and continues with the longer original novel Exorcist...
The Awakening Brett McBean Bloodshot Books 2016 Originally Published 2012 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings Brett McBean’s coming-of-age supernatural thriller, The Awakening, is a fascinating read for several reasons, one being that in some ways it shouldn’t work as...
Ararat Christopher Golden St. Martin’s Press April 2017 Reviewed by Michael R. Collings In Ararat, Christopher Golden creates a microcosm of human beings, flawed and frail, facing a situation that demands a strength of mind and emotion that none of them possesses. To...
