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 […]
The Depths of Isolation
A Bloody Bestiary: Lobster Eats You
In what I think is a stellar follow-up to last weeks’ Blood in the Water piece, John C. Foster, author of Mister White and the incredible horror-noir novel The Isle joins us […]
A Bloody Bestiary: Blood in the Water
Blood in the Water by Shane Douglas Keene Humanity has an… interesting relationship to the world’s oceans. Science teaches us that we originated in the salty depths, and our bodies are about […]
Haunting the Halls of Horror: Jack Ketchum’s “Stranglehold”
Domestic Horror and the Cycle of Abuse By: Tony Jones The Haunting the Halls of Horror section on Ink Heist revisits older works from the annals of dark fiction and few authors […]
Introducing “A Bloody Bestiary!”
Summer is the season of Hollywood blockbusters, ranging from action flicks loaded with explosions to monster films with rampaging creatures leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Here at Ink Heist, […]
A Whisper at the Window
The Whisper Man – by Alex North Outstanding debut thriller which will chill you to the bone I read Alex North’s debut novel over three tension-filled evenings, on the final night the […]
And The Winners Are…
Ink Heist has been both delighted and proud to host this team of creatives, featuring John Foster’s words, and Linda Jones narrative mastery, the Audible edition of John’s novel, The Isle, is something to […]
It Dances in the Shadows
A Primer on the Fiction of Adam Nevill By Tony Jones In previous contributions to Ink Heist, I have featured several of my favourite ever horror writers, including Robert McCammon and Scott […]
Sunday Slices – 05/19/2019
Rich and Shane share some random shit they fucking love Sometimes on the weekends, we talk to each other via Slack off and on all day, sometimes talking business and planning strategies, […]
Science, History, and Apocalypse
The Migration by Helen Marshall Book Review by Tracy Robinson “Memory is a tricky thing. It isn’t a ruler, a hard, straight line…It isn’t neat and tidy. It’s more like murmurs, voices […]
