Giveaway – The Seven Deadliest
Ink Heist is hosting a giveaway over on Twitter that you’re going to want to get in on. In partnership with the Cutting Block Books imprint from Farolight Publishing, we’re happy to […]
A Dance With Deception
Inspection by Josh Malerman Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene “No boy had ever failed an inspection.” Thus begins this new Josh Malerman concoction where we meet J and the Alphabet Boys–my […]
Fool’s Gold, My Dance With Avarice
Things I know about John C. Foster: He’s got a dangerously dark and unique imagination, as evidenced in works like his newest novel The Isle and his “Libros de Infernos” series, which starts […]
Cover Reveal: The Resurrectionists by Michael Patrick Hicks
Cover Reveal for The Resurrectionists To Be Released on June 4, 2019 From High Fever Books Shane and I are excited to be able to bring you the cover reveal for Michael Patrick […]
Artist Spotlight: The Dark Wonders of Daniele Serra
Today I want to talk about the guy who is truly the first person that comes to mind when someone mentions artists or illustrators in the horror genre. When I first started […]
Seven Deadly Delights
Cover Reveal for The Seven Deadliest To Be Released on May 7, 2019 From Cutting Block Books Edited by Patrick Beltran and D. Alexander Ward I’ve known most of the authors in […]
From War to Pen, Learning to Live with PTSD
From War to Pen, Learning to Live with PTSD An Essay by Thomas S Flowers There’s this quote from Michael Herr in his book, Dispatches, that struck a chord with me some […]
AWP Offsite Events
Today I want to share some things with you that I think, if you’re in Portland, OR next week you should definitely attend. As many of you will already know, AWP, self-acclaimed […]
The Evolution of a Nightmare
Robert Ford Talks About A Penny For Your Thoughts The new Robert Ford/Matt Hayward Collaboration First, thanks so much to Shane and Ink Heist! A ton of hard work goes into running […]
The Subtle Art of the Mindfuck
The Homecoming by Andrew Pyper Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene “Where does the path lead after it ends?” One of the remarkable things about Andrew Pyper is that, like Josh Malerman, […]
