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Of Missing Children and Maniac Gods
Shane Keene
A book reviewer, author, columnists, and musician living in Portland, OR.
Thriving On Difference
Jon O’Bergh Makes a Case for Diversity I’ll make a confession: I thrive on diversity. I’ve always been that way, ever since I was a kid. Perhaps growing up gay heightened my […]
Happy Birthday to Ken Greenhall
Why, you might ask, am I sending birthday wishes to a dead guy? Well, there are a number of reasons, the most important of which is Ken Greenhall was a great, criminally underrated […]
Promoting Your Book On Twitter
A Crash Course By Nick Younker Indie authors have been on the scene now for years, but getting their work out there is still one of the biggest challenges they face in […]
Of Wooden Words and Patron Saints
Spree and Other Stories By Lucy Taylor Review by Shane Douglas Keene When I think of Clive Barker, I think foremost about his Books of Blood and his achingly, enviably brilliant Book […]
Grunge Narratives – a Guest Article by Nick Younker
Today we have horror author Nick Younker with an insightful look at Grunge Narratives. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Give it a read and maybe go give […]
Of House Gods and Aphrodisiacs
All Hail the House Gods by Andrew J. Stone Review by Shane Douglas Keene In this edition of “What the Hell Did I Just Read” I take on the sophomore work of […]
The Women We Should Be Writing – by Renee Miller
The Women We Should Be Writing By Renee Miller Until I focused on writing speculative fiction, I never thought about my gender. Never identified myself as a “female” writer. I didn’t […]
Unreliable Noir – by Alan Baxter
Until recently–literally just a few days ago–I’d not read the work of Alan Baxter. I’ve had his novel Hidden City waiting in my review queue for quite some time but haven’t gotten […]
Coming Soon from Alan Baxter and Grey Matter Press
To say that I’m excited to hear another Alan Baxter release, this time a full-length novel, is coming from Grey Matter Press would be an understatement at best. I just finished his […]
