Night Boat to Tangier by Kevin Barry Book Review by Keith Rosson Kevin Barry has always written about men steeped in violence, men who exist on the precipice of madness. It’s a […]
Night Boat to Tangier
Unsung Heroes of Horror #2: John Hunt
Canadian police detective by day…. Horror author by night…. Unsung Heroes of Horror Fiction #2: John Hunt By: Tony Jones Ink Heist’s primary goal is to support and spotlight great fiction and […]
Desperation, Hunger and Fear
Ration by Cody T Luff Book Review by Rich Duncan I’m a huge fan of dystopian fiction and when I first heard about the release of Cody T Luff’s Ration through Apex, I […]
Flesh for the Fire
The Drive-Thru Crematorium by Jon Bassoff Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene When I read Jon Bassoff’s novel, Corrosion, my heart signed an immediate and binding contract with my brain to read […]
A Descent into Fear and Chaos
The Fearing: Water and Wind by John F.D. Taff Book Review by Rich Duncan Last month, Shane Douglas Keene reviewed the first entry in John F.D Taff’s thrilling serial novel The Fearing. Fire […]
Water Shall Refuse Them
Water Shall Refuse Them By Lucie McKnight Hardy A Book Review by Tony Jones A grieving family visit a remote Welsh village in the sweltering summer of 1976 ‘Folk Horror’ can be […]
A Bloody Bestiary: Howl at the Darkness
Howl by Renee Miller Book Review by Rich Duncan It should come as no surprise that Creature Feature books are a big staple here at Ink Heist. Shane and I both are […]
Welcome to the New Apocalypse
The Fearing: Fire and Rain by John F.D. Taff A Book Review (of sorts) by Shane Douglas Keene Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, a young man named […]
The Fates Have Nothing on Evenson
Song for the Unraveling of the World by Brian Evenson Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene It’s always hard for me to review work by authors such as the one I’m talking […]
The Depths of Isolation
The Luminous Dead by Caitlin Starling Book Review by Rich Duncan One of the most exciting experiences for me as a reader is discovering a new voice and being utterly blown away […]
