"Join Chad Lutzke and John Boden for a trip out behind their barn” Review by Tony Jones Before I open the door into Chad Ludzke and John Boden’s excellent novella Out Behind the Barn a brief diversion into the history of the story is in order, as it is eloquently explained by Chad in the... Continue Reading →
Today Shane and I are excited to welcome Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi to Ink Heist! Erin is one of the hardest workers in the horror genre and has made her presence felt in various facets of the publishing world. She released her debut collection last year and has had numerous stories appear in anthologies and magazines... Continue Reading →
Where Do You Get Your Ideas? By Willie Meikle It's a question all writers have heard. And in the case of my latest book, The Green and The Black, I didn't fully realize where it had come from while I was writing it. A chunk of it takes place in a Newfoundland hospital. It was... Continue Reading →
We're excited to welcome horror author Glenn Rolfe to Ink Heist today to talk a little bit about his upcoming novel The Window, which will hit your reading devices and shelves on September 28th. In this guest post, Glenn talks about the inspiration behind writing The Window and some of the personal events that help shaped the story.... Continue Reading →
Today Shane and I are excited to reveal the cover for the highly anticipated collaboration between Adam Howe and James Newman, Scapegoat! Both of these writers are incredibly talented and when I heard they were teaming up to write a horror novel, it became an instant "must read". Besides, how can you go wrong when you mix... Continue Reading →
John F.D. Taff has been one of my favorite writers ever since I first discovered him years ago through his historical horror novel The Bell Witch. Since then, I've been eagerly awaiting every new release from him and he has continually blown me away with each one. He is known as "The King of Pain"... Continue Reading →
Soundtrack to Story By Brian Fatah Steele Music plays a major part in my writing process, as essential as chugging coffee and chain smoking. A new writing project can’t begin until I’ve found the right soundtrack. There have been multiple times that I’ve struggled at the beginning of the writing because the soundscape hasn’t fit... Continue Reading →
My partner in crime Shane Keene has long championed the excellence of Philip Fracassi's fiction and he has yet to steer me wrong with any of his recommendations. So, when we received a copy of his recently released novella Overnight from Unnerving, I jumped at the chance to review it. It seemed like the perfect... Continue Reading →
Rich Duncan: Along the Trail One thing Shane and I wanted to do when we first launched Ink Heist was to have a section that focused on nonfiction. We love doing reviews and other features that are standard in the world of horror fiction, but we felt there was a lot of cool nonfiction related... Continue Reading →
