John Paul Allen ‘House Guest’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan John Paul Allen’s short story (free on Amazon) “Houseguest” is a strange and macabre love story of sorts. Our houseguest is Chastity Bream’s Read more [...]
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Weldon Burge ‘Broken: Stories of Damaged Psyches’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Weldon Burge’s collection of short stories all share a similar theme. Each captures a broken (hence the title) and damaged mind struggling to cope Read more [...]
Anthology ‘Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan As a subgenre, gay horror is a challenge for readers. There is not a single “style” of writing and that can become difficult. Some writers cross Read more [...]
Anthology ‘Dangers Untold’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan As much as we all love zombies, werewolves, and vampires, it’s refreshing now and then to run across stories or novels that tread different ground. Read more [...]
Mark Teppo ‘Earth Thirst’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan As climate change becomes an increasing point of fear around the globe, it’s natural to expect horror writers to take up the mantle. There is so Read more [...]
Gary Val Tenuta ‘Ash: Return of the Beast’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan There have been countless novels over the decades that somehow include, reference, or are about Aleister Crowley. His dark legacy has fueled fiction Read more [...]
Hunter Shea ‘Sinister Entity’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Ghost stories are making a comeback with the popularity of real-life paranormal shows and Hollywood movies. The difficulty here is in creating Read more [...]
Laird Barron ‘The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Laird Barron is one of the godfathers of modern horror. His work is quite outside what I’ve come to tag as “horror” in the post-war Read more [...]
Walter Greatshell ‘Terminal Island’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Walter Greatshell’s Terminal Island is a bizarre trip through madness, reality, hallucination, and the uncertain space between those two Read more [...]
Anthology ‘The Book of Cthulhu 2’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Lovecraft is a much-emulated, much-borrowed from writer and I often pause when I see “Lovecraft-inspired” or such similar phrases attached to a Read more [...]
