Richard Farren Barber, Perfect Darkness, Perfect Silence review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh “Horror is when there’s no hope left.” I didn’t agree with her but we were snuggled up on the sofa with my hand on her warm belly and it Read more [...]
Hersham Horror Books
Paupers’ Graves, James Everington review
Written by Paula Limbaugh You know, it’s said that after the body dies the soul lives on and I think that’s true. I think we all leave a little essence of ourselves Read more [...]
Stephen Bacon, Laudanum Nights review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Laudanum Nights is a horror story told quite nicely within a Victorian age backdrop. Stephen Bacon has a way of bringing out the monsters hidden in Read more [...]
Phil Sloman, Becoming David review
Writtten by Paula Limbaugh Becoming David, such a simple title for such a strange tale. Phil Sloman has given us a very different story of a man with more refined tastes than Read more [...]
Mark West, The Factory review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Wow, that’s all I can say. What a creepy read! In The Factory Mark West has managed to deftly engulf us in a shadow of doom. One by one his Read more [...]
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