It seems like I say this every year, but 2019 was truly a great year in Horror. While this list isn’t exclusively Horror, a bulk of the books are and I’m consistently […]
Rich Duncan’s Favorites of 2019
Fiction: Keith Rosson “Their Souls Climb the Room”
Today we are excited to welcome Keith Rosson to Ink Heist with his story, “Their Souls Climb the Room”. It’s a gripping story about a man attempting to put his life back […]
Redemption or Self-Annihilation?
Echoes of the Fall by Hank Early Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene If someone were to tell me that I could only read one genre or sub-genre of fiction for the […]
Episode 1.14 – Angel Luis Colón
Welcome to the Ink Heist podcast, which is devoted to dark genre fiction, featuring hosts Rich Duncan and Shane Douglas Keene and a whole bevy of authors and other interesting guests for […]
Episode 1.11: Exploring the Darkness with Laird Barron
Welcome to the Ink Heist podcast, which is devoted to dark genre fiction, featuring hosts Rich Duncan and Shane Douglas Keene and a whole bevy of authors and other interesting guests for […]
Misadventures in Small Time Crime
Dirty Water by Duane Bradley Book Review by Rich Duncan Duane Bradley’s Dirty Water is the second entry into Unnerving’s Midnight Snacks chapbook series. These are shorter stories meant to be enjoyed […]
Crime With a Serrated Edge
Black Mountain by Laird Barron Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene Since Laird Barron published Blood Standard, the first novel in the ongoing Isaiah Coleridge saga, I’ve heard it said more than […]
Punk Rock Poetry Noir
Corrosion by Jon Bassoff Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene Author John Bassoff inscribed this book, “For Shane, wear your mask well.” And, if you were like me, you’d read that and think, […]
An Exploration of Grief and Violence
Seven Days by Patrick Senécal A Book Review by Rich Duncan Horror will always be my first love when it comes to genre fiction, but over the past few years I have […]
Broken Glass On Concrete
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 […]
