FRACTURED TIDE is Claustrophobic and Immersive
There are myriad reasons why the ocean and open water are often ranked highly among common fears, be it because of the potential for drowning, the vastness of the ocean, the unknown lurking beneath the [...]
FAMILY TREE #3 Gets Back to What Makes the Series Promising
Family Tree #3 cranks the weirdness way up and is immediately more interesting for it. If before the series was one to remain cautiously optimistic about, the third issue cements Family Tree as required reading for [...]
WOUNDS is an Impressive Sidelong Glimpse Into Hell
"He didn't even know he was dead. I had just shot this guy in the head and he's still standing there giving me shit." So begins the first page of Nathan Ballingrud's new book, Wounds: [...]
TAVISTOCK GALLERIA is Punchy and Evocative
Tavistock Galleria is the second collection I've covered from Haunted House Publishing, and I'm pleased to report that this is a far more impressive offering in every way. The collection is a series of (eventually) connected [...]
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THE TREES HAVE EYES is a Bloated Trip to the Woods [REVIEW]
The Trees Have Eyes (Haunted House Publishing) is a short story collection based on the innate fear and sense of foreboding conjured by forests and open wilderness. This is a fairly vast collection, featuring forty-four [...]
A Dance with The Red Death
"The 'RED Death' had long devastated the country. No pestilence had ever been so Fatal, or so hideous. Blood was it's Avatar and its seal- the redness and horror of blood"- Edgar Allen Poe. The [...]
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