Tom Adams ‘The Psychonaut’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Imagine knowing what someone is thinking, what his intentions are, just by shaking his hand. Or by smelling his hormones. It’s a pretty handy talent Read more [...]
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Maria DeLynn and Lilith K. Duat ‘The Disturbia Ritual’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Corvus is standing on the roof of his building trying to decide whether or not to jump. His wife had died in a car accident and he wants to be reunited Read more [...]
Kevin J. Kennedy ‘The Tale of Sawney Bean’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor You don’t really have to have a taste for cannibal stories in order to enjoy this one. It might be based on a true story that happened over five Read more [...]
Richard Schiver ‘All Roads Lead to Terror’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor So there you are. Living behind a fence with others who haven’t succumbed to the virus. Fast food on every street corner is a bedtime story told to Read more [...]
Jonathan Janz ‘Children of the Dark’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor The monsters are back. And they are big and bloody and scary. Jonathan Janz has given us the kind of story we come across too seldom, that slow build Read more [...]
Valerie Savage Kinney ‘Slither’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Zari Uadjit. Beautiful Snake Goddess. That’s the name of our heroine, Zari. Why is she called that, you ask. It’s because she’s comes from a Read more [...]
’18 Wheels of Horror’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Winter or summer, the road can be a lonely place, especially when you’re driving too many hours on too little sleep. It’s good to have a friend Read more [...]
B.T. Joy ‘Long Dead Before Dying’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Publisher: Horrified Press; which I mention because the name makes me smile. I can imagine the publisher receiving stories that are so scary that it Read more [...]
Jesse Galena ‘The Corrupted Kingdom’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor This is not an easy novella to make sense of. It’s just 80 ebook pages. It starts at the end and with each chapter, it goes further towards the start Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke and Terry M. West ‘The Him Deep Down’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor This story opens with a bang. Several people are standing around a school bus watching the kids inside burn. They are not doing anything to help. In Read more [...]
Morag Donu ‘The Scarecrow’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Adelaide is a teenager with only three months to go til she can be finished with school. Her father has retired from his desk job in the city and moved Read more [...]
Greig Beck ‘Kraken Rising’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Alex Hunter pops up in the Kremlin. Literally. He’s just cut his way through two feet of reinforced concrete and steel in the Kremlin basement to Read more [...]
Tom Leveen ‘Shackled’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Pelly is broken. She knows she is. She just doesn’t know how to fix it. Six years ago, when she was just 10, her best friend, Tara, disappeared from Read more [...]
Greig Beck ‘Hammer of God’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Action/adventure meets the Twilight Zone. The story starts with a giant lumbering into the town of Soran in Iraq, carrying a package weighing hundreds Read more [...]
Oliver Brackenbury ‘Junkyard Leopard’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor The world is full of people who control our money and therefore, control our lives. Not all of them have our best interests at heart; witness the Read more [...]
Glen Rolfe ‘Boom Town’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor The story starts and ends with some talking heads giving their opinions about what is happening in the town of Eckert, Wisconsin. Neither the Read more [...]
Cait Spivey ‘The Ties Eternal’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Who wants to summon a vampire? Miranda Wolford does. She’s tired of seeing ghosts and hearing them speak inside her head. She’s deaf and Read more [...]
T/James Reagan ‘Leeds House’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Mr. Reagan writes about teens who are trying to escape the strictures of their lives. Doesn’t matter that their lives in middle class Connecticut Read more [...]
Daniel Beers ‘The Last House’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Bryan and Julie Dylan are a married couple who are not speaking to each other. Julie gave birth to a stillborn child and Bryan is convinced the baby Read more [...]
Jesse Budi ‘A Collection of Angels’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Keep your head down. Avoid eye contact. That’s how Galen tries to avoid his high school’s bullies. How can we feel sorry for Galen – he’s a Read more [...]
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