The Same Deep Water as You by Chad Lutzke A Book Review by Rich Duncan One of the best things about reading is the thrill of discovering a new author. There’s something […]
Making a Living on Reader’s Tears
Throwback to the Future – The Nightmare Girl
The Nightmare Girl by Jonathan Janz Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene Today I’m reaching into the Shotgun Logic vault to pull out this review I wrote back when the Samhain edition […]
Collaborations in Darkness
Chiral Mad 4 edited by Michael Bailey and Lucy A. Snyder Book Review by Mindi Snyder Apparently I need more anthologies with collaborations because this book is one of my favorite anthologies […]
The Purity of Crimson
The Purity of Crimson by Beverly Lee Book Review by Emily Reed “We live on the edge of wild and bloody midnights, clothed in ceaseless cold and driven by perpetual hunger.” The […]
Retro With The Rats
Today we’re happy to welcome Lilyn G. with a review of James Herbert’s classic and career defining breakout novel, The Rats. We’re stoked for this for two reasons, one, we fucking love James […]
A Coming of Age Metamorphosis
The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste Book Review by Emily Reed “You can’t stop the girls from becoming what they became.“ The Rust Maidens is my third Gwendolyn Kiste book this year, […]
A Deep Horror That Was Very Nearly Awe
A Deep Horror That Was Very Nearly Awe By J.R. Hamantaschen A Book Review by Tony Jones One of the most original dark fiction short story voices returns with his third full […]
White Knight and Other Pawns
White Knights and Other Pawns by Bracken MacLeod Book Review by Sadie Hartmann Bracken MacLeod is a talented writer; he’s a skilled author of many genres. I discovered this when I read […]
Unmemory by Kristi DeMeester
Unmemory by Kristi DeMeester A Flash Review by Emily Reed “…the memory of a film was the closest to a haunting we would encounter in our lives.” Unmemory was the third book […]
The Godfather of Constant Readers
THE GODFATHER OF CONSTANT READERS Tracing the Trails: A Constant Reader’s Reflections on the Works of Stephen King by Chad A Clark Review by: Tony Jones I normally read non-fiction quite slowly […]
