Today we have Science Fiction author Albert Wendland talking about his characters and how he writes and develops them. We’re happy to welcome Albert to Ink Heist and we hope you enjoy […]
Writing Characters by Albert Wendland
Shane Keene
A book reviewer, author, columnists, and musician living in Portland, OR.
Cover Reveal and an Excerpt
At the End of the Day I Burst Into Flames A New Novella by Nicholas Day Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a huge fan of Nicholas Day’s brilliant brand of […]
Guns, Drugs & Money
We thought we’d share another seven of our favorite reads with you, this time featuring novels and novellas with a thread of organization running through them. Organized crime, that is. With mobsters, […]
Evolution of a Horror Fan by Christa Carmen
Top Five Middle Grade/Young Adult Series that Turned Me into a Horror Fan by Christa Carmen Join me as I count down the top five middle grade and young adult series I […]
Signals from the Abyss #2
Steve Stred: Paranormal Experience Hello, I am indie author Steve Stred, and this is my personal paranormal/ghost experience. I have been together with my wife, Amanda for many years now. This is […]
Cover Reveal – Doorbells at Dusk
Carve your pumpkins and turn on the porch light, Halloween frights begin with the sound of… Doorbells at Dusk. But first, before we get ahead of ourselves, peek at the beautifully artistic […]
Of Fangs and Growing Pangs
Teeth by Kelli Owen Review by Tony Jones If you’re one of the legions of horror fans who have in recent years grown tired of our fanged friends then Kelli Owen’s Teeth […]
Of Missing Children and Maniac Gods
Maniac Gods by Rich Hawkins
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 […]
