We Are Where The Nightmares Go And Other Stories by C. Robert Cargill (book review).
I haven’t read a prose collection of horror short stories for a while, so when C. Robert Cargill’s new book
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Curvature (2018) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
CAPSULE: A woman wakes up in bed and realises that a recent chunk of her life, the time since she
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Disturbed Digest June 2018 (e-mag review).
As with ‘Bloodbond May 2018’, I bought ‘Disturbed Digest June 2018’ in the Smashwords summer sale for a mere dollar,
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Planetside by Michael Mammay (book review).
Set around two millennia in the future in a society of planetary colonisation and terraforming, ‘Planetside’ is Michael Mammay’s debut
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Low Chicago: A Wild Cards Novel book 27 edited by George RR Martin (book review).
Throughout all the ‘Wild Cards’ books, despite using poker terms for their titles, this is the first time we actually
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Ravencry: The Raven’s Mark book 2 by Ed McDonald (book review).
‘Ravencry’ is the sequel to ‘Blackwing’ and therefore Part 2 of the trilogy ‘The Raven’s Mark’. ‘Blackwing’ was and is
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The Ascendance Of Harley Quinn edited by Shelley E. Barba and Joy M. Perrin (book review).
Batman has new villains added to his rogues’ gallery from time to time. Some like Killer Croc and Bane have
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Ancestral Machines (Book Four of Humanity’s Fire) by Michael Cobley (book review).
In ‘Ancestral Machines (A Humanity’s Fire Novel book 4)’ by Michael Cobley, trouble comes to the Milky Way galaxy. One
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Bloodbond May 2018 (e-magazine review).
‘Bloodbond’ is a quarterly magazine from Alban Lake Publishing that features stories about vampires, werewolves and shapeshifters, though only vampires
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Girl With Cat (Blue) by Sam Hawksmoor (book review).
In the early days of creating alternative world scenarios, the protagonist entered the other world through some strange happening. Often,
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