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, […]
Punk Rock Poetry Noir
A Dance With Deception
Inspection by Josh Malerman Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene “No boy had ever failed an inspection.” Thus begins this new Josh Malerman concoction where we meet J and the Alphabet Boys–my […]
The Subtle Art of the Mindfuck
The Homecoming by Andrew Pyper Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene “Where does the path lead after it ends?” One of the remarkable things about Andrew Pyper is that, like Josh Malerman, […]
The Dismembering Monster of Memory
Author J.S. Breukelaar is another one of those author crushes I talk to you guys about sometimes. Her novel, Aletheia was a huge eye opener for me. It was a beautiful, crushingly sad, […]
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 […]
A Crash Course in Broken Hearts
Collision – Stories by J.S. Breukelaar A Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene While I couldn’t by any means be called a newcomer to the works of speculative fiction author J.S. Breukelaar, […]
Book Review: Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked by Christa Carmen
Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked by Christa Carmen Book Review by Emily Reed “The final girl may live, but she’s stripped of so much by the time the credits roll.” Something Borrowed Something […]
Book Review: Church by Renee Miller
Church by Renee Miller Book Review by Emily Reed “Damned before you have a chance to live. How right does that sound to you?” Church is a novella that really packs a […]
Book Review: Kill Creek by Lilyn G
Kill Creek by Scott Thomas Book Review by Lilyn G There are lots of people out there who love Kill Creek. Many of them are bookish friends whose opinions I value. After […]
Hair of the Dog that Ate You
Carnivorous Lunar Activities by Max Booth III Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene A funny thing about humor in horror is that I more often than not don’t find it funny, and […]
