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 […]
A Deep Horror That Was Very Nearly Awe
Semi-Live – Rich and Shane Talk With John C. Foster
Part 1 of 2 Hey people! I hope you all are well today and I hope you’re in the mood for something fun and SUPER insightful. Anyone who’s followed me for a […]
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 […]
A SÉANCE AT SOLSTICE
RESURRECTING THE CHRISTMAS GHOST STORY Gather ‘round the fireplace and lend me your ears. The creak in the attic is only the wind. Inhale the scent of the fir tree and drink […]
Dark Origins
Dark Origins: Myths and Their Beginnings By Somer Canon Origin stories are a big deal to us. We love the beginnings of heroes, villains, sidekicks, and desperately unfortunate people. Of course, it […]
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 […]
Cover Reveal – “Victoria” by Jason Parent
Today we are happy to have publicist Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi stop by with an exclusive cover reveal for Jason Parent’s upcoming release Victoria. Victoria will be released soon by the excellent indie publisher […]
Lowell George and the Art of Dying Young
A Conversation With John Hornor Jacobs By Rich Duncan Today on Ink Heist we’re happy to welcome John Hornor Jacobs with a stellar, exceptionally in-depth conversation about books, writing, music, and his […]
A Gathering of Shadows
The Novellas of Kealan Patrick Burke Reviews by Tony Jones Kealan Patrick Burke is one of those authors, that since he arrived on the horror scene in 2005, has regularly and successfully […]
Announcement: The Sea Dreams It Is the Sky
A New Cosmic Horror Novella by John Hornor Jacobs I don’t remember exactly how I happened upon it, but back in October of 2011 I discovered and devoured a book called Southern […]
