A brand new anthology of dark fantasy/horror western short stories has been published, titled “Six Guns Straight From Hell 3,” and I am honored to have a story included in it! This story is one of my favorites, and I’m glad it found a home. It’s a cautionary tale about making sure, when visiting a […]
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Review: “Population 436” (2006)
I was cruising along Amazon Prime Video, which is totally worth the price for the movies, not to mention the free shipping, looking for something to watch when I ran across this one. I thought the premise was decent, but it also had Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit in it. Not sure if this was […]
Review: “Love Life” by Matt Shaw (2011)
Matt Shaw is well known in the publishing world for his extreme horror, which doesn’t bother me in the least, so when I was able to find this available on Kindle Unlimited, I went ahead and grabbed it. I wanted to get a sense for what people have been talking about since, for whatever reason, […]
Review: “The Hellbound Heart” by Clive Barker (1986)
Most people know the Hellraiser movie series was based on a novella by Clive Barker, and of course, this is that novella. It was originally released in 1986, and the Hellraiser franchise started in 1987. I first read “The Hellbound Heart” back in the late eighties, as the movies led me to Barker’s work, and […]
Review: “Murmur” by Patrick Freivald (2020)
I’m always excited to discover new writers, so when I had the opportunity to get a copy of the ARC for “Murmur” from the author, I jumped at it. Needless to say, even though the book was provided to me at no cost, I am under no obligation to provide a positive review. That said, […]
Review: “The Girl Who Played with the Ouija Board” by William Malmborg (2020)
I’m always looking for new authors to discover, especially in the horror genre. So when I saw this one had jumped above Stephen King’s “If It Bleeds” on the Amazon charts and was available on Kindle Unlimited, I definitely had to check it out. The story picks up with Penny, the main character, who had […]