I was excited to hear of another Micah Castle release and wasted no time in pre-ordering this beast. The cover was a definite selling point, and what a title! But saying all that I still went into this one blind… Read More ›
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A Spoiler-heavy ‘Review’ of Meat by Joseph D’Lacey
We need to talk about Meat. Well, I do. And will. You can just read if you’d like. This isn’t really a review, and if it was up on Goodreads then most of this text would be blurred out. I… Read More ›
Book Review – Reconstructing a Relationship by Micah Castle
Reconstructing a Relationship is exactly as the title suggests, quite literally. But there be no romantic, heart-warming moments here. Instead, we have murder, magic, and mayhem (I needed a third M really, oh well). Recounted in two parts, the first… Read More ›
Book Review – The Last Haunt by Max Booth III
This was a lot of fun! Extreme haunted house experiences sound like just the thing for horror-loving folk like myself. Though after experiencing this tale, maybe I’d prefer to just read about them instead. This is the story of Gus… Read More ›
Book Review – Broken Bones, Mangled Meat & Bloodied Bits of Brain by Harrison Phillips
I had been meaning to involve myself with something by Harrison Phillips for a good while. Well, I have now finally made the leap into the rotting sea of blood and bits of shredded viscera. Why oh why did I… Read More ›
Book Review – Bullet Tooth by Grant Wamack
This story left me scratching my head a little. There were things I liked and didn’t like in equal measure. Thinking back I still can’t decide what I think. Bullet Tooth, the character, is an otherworldly, malevolent beast who feeds… Read More ›
Book Review – Feeding Frenzy by Robert Fael
It has been a while since I read a creature feature story, and this one was a whole lot of fun. The coast can be a particularly frightening place at the best of times; the threat of drowning, the tide… Read More ›
Book Review – Country Roads by Colin Leonard
I received a copy of this fine book from BookSirens, so massive thanks to everyone involved for that. I must begin by saying the title wasn’t the grabber here. Country Roads could be a pamphlet on quiet and picturesque places… Read More ›
Book Review – We Watch by Steve Stred
Steve Stred returns with another mini-novella that explodes from the pages like a blast of terrifying, nuclear delight. He really has a knack of writing quick, fast-paced tales that kind of feel like novels with the amount he fits into… Read More ›