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Cruel Pink by Tanith Lee (book review).

Buildings have frequently had a distinctive part to play in fiction. The way a house is positioned, designed or furnished

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Dead Man’s Hand edited by John Joseph Adams

This is billed as an anthology of the ‘Weird West’. Westerns themselves have been out of favour for a very

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Jarra is back! The sign of a good series is that when the next book appears, there is an enthusiastic

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Dead Ground by Chris Amies (book review).

It is excellent that there are a range of small press publishers producing good looking books. It is a shame

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In the heyday of horror, the scenarios that often worked well were in the closed society. It was a technique

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Advice given to most wannabe writers is to write about what you know. Certainly this is essential if your work

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Killing Violets (Gods Dogs) by Tanith Lee (book review).

Some periods in history have style. Admittedly, beneath the veneer of any civilisation there is an underbelly of depravity. Tanith

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The Drowning Girl: A Memoir by Caitlín R. Kiernan (book review).

Titles can sometimes be deceptive. The Victorians often wrote novels pretending that the book was a manuscript they had found

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Where Furnaces Burn by Joel Lane (book review).

It seems that over the past few months we have lost a number of writers of quality. The world will

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