Subterranean Press Archives

Dead Aim by Joe R. Lansdale (book review).

There have been some great double acts over the years. Laurel and Hardy, Holmes and Watson, fish and chips, the

If you’ve ever walked down a dark street and felt intimidated or had your property stolen, you’ll know the frustration

Some things just go together perfectly: fish and chips, salt and vinegar, vampires and angst. The latter has become such

Everyone has a secret side to them but does yours have the ability to turn into a ferocious animal that

Given the events of a week back, how I could possibly give this collection a bad review? The legendary author

For anyone who has ever had tapas, they’ll know that while tastes delicious, there are times it can be a

Right, I’ll hold my hands up and admit it. I’ve never read Jack Vance before this collection. If that admission

Some authors are reluctant to write short stories, either because they think they are no good at it and prefer

James P. Blaylock is widely credited with being one of the progenitors of modern literary steampunk. As a sub-genre of

‘Salvage And Demolition’, the latest novella from Tim Powers, is a classic. I don’t necessarily mean it’s an enduring work