SPIDER SEASON Shows Off Some Great Psychological Character Work
Spider Season is a new short story collection by Billy Hanson, a first-time author with previous experience writing and producing for the screen. The book is composed of ten stories geared mostly towards exploring real-world [...]
THEY THREW US AWAY Is More Chilling and Poignant Than Most Adult Horror Fiction
Daniel Kraus' new middle-grade horror series The Teddies Saga kicks off with They Threw Us Away, a novel which sounds saccharine in concept but is ultimately darker and more existential than I could have hoped [...]
THE ART OF PULP HORROR Feels Like Walking Through a Museum Exhibit on the Strange and Macabre
There's something about the cheap, low rent escapism of pulp horror that sets it apart from the "high brow", not only in content but in atmosphere and artistic sensibility. The Art of Pulp Horror revels [...]
UNKNOWN 9: GENESIS Opens the Door to a Thrilling New Multimedia Story
Unknown 9: Genesis is an oddball title-- it's the first released piece of media in a developing story universe spanning several formats, something which may be common for established genre fiction series but which is [...]
TROUBLE IN UNDEAD DETROIT Thrives on its Entertaining Protagonists
Noah Jackson and his undead orphan cadre find themselves at the center of a government (and potentially celestial) conspiracy in Trouble in Undead Detroit, H.J Bennett's second novel in the Franken-Fatale universe. The book is [...]
THE GRAY MAN OF SMOKE AND SHADOWS Delivers on Action but Stumbles in Plot
The Gray Man of Smoke and Shadows is the sequel to the previously reviewed Butchers and is the second novella in author Todd Sullivan's Vampire Series of Extreme Horror. This time around we delve further [...]
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