Here at Ink Heist, we are absolute fanatics when it comes to both horror and noir, so when we heard about Alan Baxter’s horror/noir mash-up Manifest Recall, we knew this was a book […]
Book Review: Manifest Recall by Alan Baxter
Rich Duncan
An avid reader and review of dark fiction. If it's gritty and dark, chances are I'll love it.
Countess of Blood by Catherine Cavendish
We are excited to welcome back Catherine Cavendish back to Ink Heist to share a new guest post about the inspiration behind her novella Miss Abigail’s Room, which was recently re-released through Crossroads […]
Book Review: Jurassic, Florida by Hunter Shea
Anyone who follows my reviews knows I’m a huge Hunter Shea fan. While he covers a lot of topics in the horror genre, he may be best known for his “creature feature” […]
Book Review: Stirring the Sheets by Chad Lutzke
When it comes to horror fiction, I love it all. Stories that deal with the supernatural, cosmic horror, monsters, and everything in between. The thrill I get reading these stories is why […]
Horror Fiction: A Bleak and Depressing Look at Truth by Greg Chapman
Today’s guest post comes from horror author Greg Chapman, who recently released Pandemonium through the incredible Bloodshot Books. Greg’s essay deals with why his work may considered bleak or depressing and the importance of […]
The Albatross Around My Neck by Erik Hofstatter
Today we are excited to have Erik Hofstatter stop by Ink Heist to talk about the inspiration behind his latest novel Toroa and some of its prevalent themes. I have been following Erik’s […]
A Conversation with The Sisters of Slaughter about Silverwood: The Door and Kingdom of Teeth
We’re excited to host Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason – who go by the nickname The Sisters of Slaughter- today on Ink Heist! The Sisters of Slaughter burst onto the scene with Mayan […]
The Eagle and the Serpent – The Curse of the Hapsburgs by Catherine Cavendish
Wrath of the Ancients was the first novel from Catherine Cavendish that I read and I’m kicking myself for not checking out her work earlier. Cavendish offers up atmospheric Gothic horror stories that […]
Book Review: Closer Than You Know by Brad Parks
Brad Parks’ latest domestic thriller Closer Than You Know opens with a man and a woman – who are not mentioned by name – as they enter the Shenandoah Social Services Building. They are […]
Book Review: Body of Christ by Mark Matthews
I’ve been following Mark Matthews work ever since I read his debut On the Lips of Children, a frightening story about a subterranean family that proves that our capabilities for violence are […]
