Underworld Dreams By Daniel Braum A Book Review by Thomas Joyce “An adventure in weird and wonderful storytelling with a murky, emotional depth that will delight fans and new readers alike.” Author […]
Book Review: Underworld Dreams by Daniel Braum
Review: Diabolica Britannica
Diabolica Britannica:A Dark Isles Horror Compendium Edited by Keith Anthony Baird A Book Review by Laurel Hightower One of the shining lights of this whole pandemic craziness has been the willingness of […]
A Symphony of Despair
One of the most exciting things about being in the book reviewing community is when you discover authors for the first time and there is that moment where you’re totally blown away […]
My Dead and Blackened Heart
My Dead and Blackened Heart By Andrew Freudenberg A Book Review by Tony Jones Enter Andrew Freudenberg’s dead and Blackened heart…. I find reviewing anthologies take up more time than I can spare, […]
Red Lady, Red Lady, Show Us Your Face…
I’ve been a huge fan of Damien Angelica Walters ever since I first discovered Paper Tigers, which left one hell of an impression. Damien takes a traditional horror set-up of hauntings and […]
Desperation, Hunger and Fear
Ration by Cody T Luff Book Review by Rich Duncan I’m a huge fan of dystopian fiction and when I first heard about the release of Cody T Luff’s Ration through Apex, I […]
Water Shall Refuse Them
Water Shall Refuse Them By Lucie McKnight Hardy A Book Review by Tony Jones A grieving family visit a remote Welsh village in the sweltering summer of 1976 ‘Folk Horror’ can be […]
A Bloody Bestiary: Howl at the Darkness
Howl by Renee Miller Book Review by Rich Duncan It should come as no surprise that Creature Feature books are a big staple here at Ink Heist. Shane and I both are […]
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 […]
A Warping of Reality
Will Haunt You by Brian Kirk A Book Review by Rich Duncan The first time I read Brian Kirk’s work was when Samhain sent me a copy of his debut We Are […]
