My Top Five Crime Reads of 2018 By John C. Foster Blood stained dollar bills. The burn of alcohol and smell of cordite. Crime fiction is visceral and alive, even as it […]
Broken Glass On Concrete
Cover Reveal: Born in Blood Volume I by George Daniel Lea
Today we’re happy to spread some more joy from Max Booth III and Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing. George Daniel Lea has a brand new collection coming on February 12 and, if that […]
Haunting the Halls of Horror #1
Revisiting the Works of Robert McCammon By: Tony Jones When Ink Heist recently interviewed Chad Clark on his massive multi-year study Tracing the Trails: A Constant Reader’s Reflections on the Work of […]
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 […]
24 Bottles of Blood on the Wall
Shane Douglas Keene’s Favorite Reads of 2018 Okay, I confess this list is somewhat disjointed, akin to my ADHD addled brain and all over the fuckin’ place, but it is what it […]
Does it Doggy-Style
A Guest Feature by Max Booth III Okay, so, for the longest time I thought it’d be hilarious for the cover to contain a werewolf taking a piss. This presented problems. Would […]
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 […]
Street Smart
I want to tell you a little bit about this guy who’s words you’re about to read, but I promise you I’ll keep it brief and get out of the way as […]
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 […]
Rich Duncan’s Favorite Reads of 2018
There is always a staggering amount of great horror books released every year, but this year felt like it was a really high mark for horror fiction. I feel like I say […]
