Category: Reviews

Book Review: Stag In Flight by S.P. Miskowski

  • June 3, 2016

  • 3 mins to read

Stag In Flight cover

“Overall, Stag In Flight is a fantastic achievement, a tightly written and surprising story that perfectly suits the chapbook format.” Since the release of her debut novel Knock Knock in 2011, S.P. Miskowski has been busy making a name for herself in horror fiction. Her work is dark, literate and character driven, reflecting her background …

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Book Review: Mayan Blue by Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason

  • June 2, 2016

  • 6 mins to read

Mayan Blue

“A brilliantly imagined, comprehensively researched vision of hell done up the Mayan way, replete with owl-headed gods, shapeshifting demons, and a whole host of other creatures both terrible and wonderful.” It’s sometimes perplexing to see how two distinctly unique individuals can come together seemingly as one mind to create something so complex as a full …

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Book Review: The City of Mirrors (Book Three of the Passage Trilogy) by Justin Cronin

  • May 25, 2016

  • 5 mins to read

City of Mirrors - Justin Cronin

“Justin Cronin is an author at the top of his field and The City of Mirrors is a worthy and much anticipated finish to this exceptional trilogy.” With the publication of The Passage and The Twelve, Justin Cronin established himself as a genre author to be reckoned with and more than earned the $3.75 million …

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Book Review: Altar by Philip Fracassi

  • May 20, 2016

  • 4 mins to read

Altar Cover

“Altar cements Fracassi into the annals of weird and horror fiction with a well-written, tightly paced extravaganza that showcases his flair for solid characterization combined with cinematic, bloodcurdling terror.” Just another summer day, heading off to the local swimming pool. The innocent days of youth. The water looks so nice and cool, and everyone seems …

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