John Boden & Chad Lutzke, Out Behind the Barn review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Oh, WOW!! What a truly awesome collaboration this was. John Boden and Chad Lutzke have put together such an amazing story. Out Behind the Barn is Read more [...]
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Tommy B Smith, The Mourner’s Cradle review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh The Mourner’s Cradle: A Widow’s Journey by Tommy B Smith has been touted as a story regarding grief, I found it as one about finding validation Read more [...]
Richard Farren Barber, Closer Still review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Richard Farren Barber’s latest novella Closer Still is a story with a message. It’s a ghost story but it also speaks of the age-old problem of Read more [...]
Kenneth W Cain, A Season in Hell review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Kenneth W Cain’s A Season in Hell is a powerful read, there are lessons to be learned. You know, when you pick up a horror book it usually Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke, Skullface Boy review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Chad Lutzke has done it again! Another story that will catch you off-guard with a character that you can empathize with. 16-year-old Levi is the Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke, Stirring the Sheets review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Chad Lutzke has given us such a beautifully written story dealing with the most grotesque of events and the saddest of circumstances. Stirring the Read more [...]
Mark West, Polly review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Whoa! Never judge a book by its cover! What looks to be an innocuous little read, became quite the tale of suspense. Where lines blur and you are Read more [...]
Kealan Patrick Burke, Blanky review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh “You say you can’t imagine what it must be like to lose a child. Let me make it easy for you. It’s the beginning of the end of Read more [...]
Exclusive Interview: Terry M. West Dishes On New Novella “Honger”
Terry M. West is a prolific author in the horror fiction industry. His numerous novellas have received critical acclaim, achieved outstanding commercial success and made a Read more [...]
Terry M. West’s ‘All of the Flesh Served’ Tastes Like Chicken Novella (Review)
Hundreds of years after the great cataclysm, the Ministry of the 45th survive in a network of scientific bunkers. The last bastion of the old holy order, the 45th are bent on Read more [...]
Glenn Rolfe ‘Chasing Ghosts’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Wow… I think Glenn Rolfe’s stories are getting better all the time. I’ve been reading his stories for a long time and I find his storytelling Read more [...]
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 [...]
Lindsey Beth Goddard, Ashes of Another Life review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Ashes of Another Life by Lindsey Beth Goddard is an otherworldly read. It has all the elements of suspense that you would expect in a supernatural 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 [...]
Bruce Boston-Alessandro Manzetti, Sacrificial Nights review
Written by Paula Limbaugh You know, I never was one much for poetry until I read Eden Underground by Alessandro Manzetti which I reviewed here last year. That book really Read more [...]
Jasper Bark, Run to Ground review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Whaaa?? What’s this you say, another review of a Jasper Bark book? YES! It is! It’s not my fault that Crystal Lake Publishing stands over him Read more [...]
William Meikle ‘The Auld Mither’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan The ancient Celtic societies that still pocket the Isles are a treasure-trove of legends, myths, and horrific stories that lurk in the shadows. Read more [...]
Sandy DeLuca ‘Messages from the Dead’ Review
Written by: Drake Morgan Sandy DeLuca’s novella Messages from the Dead is literally about messages from the dead. Our protagonist Donna has been rather strange to say the Read more [...]
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