Author Chad Lutzke Guides Us Through a Night As a Catalyst
As beautiful as the night can be, it often plays a role in something more foreboding, supplying the catalyst for things both terrifying and imaginative. Utilizing this Read more [...]
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Cover Reveal: Chad Lutzke’s ‘Night As a Catalyst’!
Chad Lutzke’s new collection, Night As a Catalyst will be available on May 1st in both ebook and paperback form via Amazon exclusively. And given the talent Chad has Read more [...]
Terry M. West ‘The Night is Long and Cold and Deep’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke This collection from Mr. West brings together a well-rounded display of his work. Coming in at 271 pages, the book holds 5 stories. Let’s Read more [...]
James Ferace ‘The Residue of Design’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke The Residue of Design is a single short story available as an ebook. This is the second story I’ve read by James Ferace, and between the two it is Read more [...]
Tim Major ‘Carus & Mitch’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke I’m just going to be blunt right away. I don’t like the title of the book, and I don’t care for the cover either. I don’t like them because I Read more [...]
Terry M. West ‘All of the Flesh Served’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke A fairly short review for a fairly short story. Part of Terry M. West’s Single Shot Story Series and clocking in at about a 15-minute read, All of Read more [...]
Michael McCarty ‘Modern Mythmakers: 35 Interviews with Horror & Science Fiction Writers and Filmmakers’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke “Love is the answer to everything.” Not exactly something you may expect to hear coming from Ray Bradbury, but Michael McCarty manages to dig in Read more [...]
Terry M. West ‘Servant of the Red Quill: A Baker Johnson Tale’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke There’s something about Terry M. West’s work that runs smooth for me, like well-oiled cogs working harmoniously together. I’m a writer and pay Read more [...]
HNR’s All Things 13: Tidbits of Useless Information Regarding the World’s Most Feared Number
Written by: Chad Lutzke For most, Friday the thirteenth is synonymous with bad omens, bad luck, and superstition. For others it brings to mind Jason Voorhees or even Read more [...]
Terry M. West ‘Held Over’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke This is part of Terry M. West’s Single Shot Short Story Series. This particular story comes from the pages of his anthology What Price Gory?, Read more [...]
Joe R. Lansdale ‘Bullets and Fire’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke Lansdale has a certain confidence; a story-telling swagger that sits you down and lets you know you will like this. Like a sexy jedi Jagger; you Read more [...]
Stephen King ‘On Writing’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke Before I read On Writing, I stumbled across a complaint that someone had with the book. They took issue with the fact that not every page was Read more [...]
Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker ‘House’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke If you plan on picking up this book then read the review no further. It’s the only spoiler alert you’re going to get, although,, the real Read more [...]
Dan Padavona ‘The Island’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke Dan Padavona barely gave his new readers a month to read his debut novel, Storberry, before he released a double dose of horror in the form of two Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke ‘One for the Road’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Chad Lutzke’s short, One for the Road is an interesting piece. Immediately, I became wary, the simple fact being the content, which centers on Read more [...]
Dan Padavona ‘Storberry’ Review
Written by: Chad Lutzke Let’s be honest, some people should write and some shouldn’t. In this day and age with so many people self publishing, the e-book and Read more [...]
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