2014: A Year in Review
I had a few site goals for 2014. Number one being figures. Earlier in the year we were on pace to pull a half-million hits to the site. Things slowed down just a bit, and we Read more [...]
2014
Hunter Shea ‘Hell Hole’ Review
There’s a fine line that separates a very good writer and a truly great writer. Very good writers get it right sometimes, great writers rarely, if ever, let us down, Read more [...]
Eric Red ‘It Waits Below’ Review
I’m not certain Eric Red has ever done anything underwhelming in his life. The man long ago established an extremely solid career in Hollywood, and he’s now branched off Read more [...]
[Exclusive Interview] Richard Farren Barber Travels Back to His Roots
Richard Farren Barber won our When Red Snow Melts competition. He’s also written some great stories. His forte seems to be connecting on a very human level with readers, Read more [...]
Jack Rollins ‘The Séance’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Towards the end of the Victoria Era, Albert Kench returns from Australia to England and finds his sister, Sally, incarcerated in an asylum. She is Read more [...]
Halloween Hot Reads: 5 Questions with ’30 Days of Night’ Creator Steve Niles
I could tell you I’m a Steve Niles fan, or I could just tell you I think 30 Days of Night is the finest vampire story to land in our laps in decades. The latter probably Read more [...]
[Interview] Kathe Koja Talks Winning the Bram Stoker Award, ‘Night of the Living Dead’ and Her New Collection ‘Velocities’
Kathe Koja burst onto the scene with The Cipher in 1991, picked up an award for her effort. The momentum hasn’t slowed for the talented author. A string of critically Read more [...]
James A. Moore ‘Alien: Sea of Sorrows’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Alan Decker is a descendant of Ellen Ripley, he’s also stuck guiding a group of mercenaries through the supposedly abandoned mines of LV178. The Read more [...]
Wesley Thomas ‘Frightful Tales: Rose’s Thorn’ Review
Written by: Paula Limbaugh Wesley Thomas has come up with a novel idea (yes, pun intended) he has put together a macabre collection of stories based on urban legends from the Read more [...]
Sheldon Woodbury’s ‘The World on Fire’ is Available Now!
Sheldon Woodbury, who is no doubt a familiar name around these parts, has just released a brand new tale about an insane serial killing arsonist, and we’d be lying if Read more [...]
Catherine Cavendish ‘Saving Grace Devine’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Saving Grace Devine isn’t a horror novel so much as an uncharacteristically dark and at times heartbreakingly bleak mystery. Catherine Cavendish Read more [...]
Tim Lebbon ‘White’ Review
Written by: Kate Genet An atmospheric novella, ‘White’ by Tim Lebbon tells the story of a small group of survivors of what is named ‘The Ruin’ – Read more [...]
‘Horror 101: the Way Forward – Career Advice by Seasoned Professionals’ Review
Written by: Kate Genet If you’re a horror writer, just starting out or otherwise, then there’s no good reason not to buy this book. There are, however, around Read more [...]
[Interview] Anthony Rapino Toes the Line With the Insanely Talented Jonathan Winn!
Interview with Jonathan Winn Conducted by Anthony J. Rapino Looking up from a lovingly dissected and butter-doused Nephropidae, I acknowledge the arrival of–what was Read more [...]
Tim Curran ‘Blackout’ Review
Written by: Joe Hempel (of Top of the Heap Reviews) Tim Curran is one of those guys that people talk about when you speak of ultra violent and gory horror. Books like Read more [...]
Want to Know How to Keep Your Kids Off Dope? Order Matt Molgaard’s ‘Say No to Drugs’ Now!
It’s been a long road for a mere 15,000 words. Writing Say No to Drugs has been a blast. A cautionary piece designed to scare the hell out of readers as well as discourage Read more [...]
Get to Know Highly Touted Creator of the Macabre, Tim Waggoner in This Brand New Interview!
Tim Waggoner is a diverse dude. Capable of touching down on virtually any dark corner of the genre, Tim’s gained a strong following. But it isn’t just versatility that Read more [...]
Jonathan Wood ‘No Hero’ Review
Written by: Vitina Molgaard I can feel madness hammering in the door, begging to be let in. Madness can take the pain away, the abomination of the thing away, it can take Read more [...]
Horror Novel Releases: June 2014
There are a ton of insanely awesome novels headed our way this month. Check out the scoop, and get those wallets open! You’re going to want to invest in talents like Read more [...]
[Interview] Scarlet Norton-Duperre Talks First Publications, Horror Flicks and Upcoming Projects
For those not in the know, Scarlet Norton-Duperre is a best-selling author with a flair for the diabolical. Her Diabolic Tales books function as fantastic introductory Read more [...]
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