REVIEW: Screams from the Dark edited by Ellen Datlow
In Screams from the Dark, Ellen Datlow brings together twenty-nine of today’s boldest voices in horror to create an unflinching symphony of darkness that will haunt you long after you close the back cover....
REVIEW: Love, Death + Robots Season 3
The first season of Love, Death + Robots was unambiguously a groundbreaking hit. I was utterly blown away by the anthology series of animated shorts when it first released. All of the disparate tales...
REVIEW: When Things Get Dark edited by Ellen Datlow
When Things Get Dark is a new anthology edited by Ellen Datlow. Datlow is a well-respected anthologist, who has won plenty of awards, including the Shirley Jackson Award three times. This made her the...
EXCLUSIVE: The King Must Fall book trailer
With our The King Must Fall Kickstarter anthology only eight days away I am so stoked to show you the book trailer by the awesome Pen Astridge. We have some big things planned for...
REVIEW: The Tangleroot Palace by Marjorie Liu
The Tangleroot Palace is the new, debut short story collection from multi-award winning author Marjorie Liu, who is best know for her Monstress graphic novel series. It comprises six short stories and a novella,...
REVIEW: The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: Volume One ed. Paula Guran
It’s just past spooky season and there’s no better time for an anthology of The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror. Paula Guran has been editing The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror anthologies...
REVIEW: Sea of Quills by Seth Skorkowsky
Sea of Quills is the sequel to the previous novel, Mountain of Daggers, that started the adventures of Ahren the Black Raven. The Tales of the Black Raven duology is a pair of novels following...
REVIEW: Mountain of Daggers by Seth Skorkowsky
Mountain of Daggers by Seth Skokowsky is a collection of short stories about a thief named Ahren (pronounced Aaron). Ahren is arguably the greatest thief in the world and someone who has skills as...
REVIEW: The Refrigerator Monologues by Catherynne M. Valente
Fridging‘ is the practice of killing off or hurting a minor character to motivate or torture the main character. The term comes from the world of comics, describing an issue of Green Lantern in which the hero’s...
REVIEW: Of Mice and Minestrone by Joe R. Lansdale
Thank you to the fine folks at Tachyon Publications for providing a review copy of Joe Landsdale’s Of Mice and Minestrone. I have read several Joe R. Lansdale stories over the years, but it’s...