Some short stories manage to pack more tension and emotion into a few pages than some full-length novels, and Ushers by Joe Hill does exactly that. From the first page, I was drawn into this wild tale that explores survival and suspicion.
Ushers by Joe Hill | Short Story Review
Interview with Stephen Kozeniewski
I’m completely hooked on the works of Stephen Kozeniewski and his incredible range. No one else blends horror, humor, everyday life, and personal storytelling quite like he does. His work moves effortlessly from the eerie to the hilarious to the heartbreakingly real. Whether they’re raising the dead with a twist of humor, capturing ghostly beings, or reflecting on the journey of life, Steve brings every topic to life! His storytelling voice is always grounded in real human emotion, even when the world is filled with zombies and other spooky beings.
This Year, a Witch! by Zoey Abbott | Childrens Book Review
In This Year, a Witch! by Zoey Abbott, this spirited little girl has had enough of the cutesy costumes. This year, she’s taken matters into her own hands and she’s been training all year long for her big transformation. Her goal? To become a fearsome, independent witch! No more bows and frills. She’s casting spells,…
A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters by Eric J. Guignard | Book Review
A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters by Eric J. Guignard is not a light read, nor does it pretend to be. This short story collection plunges headfirst into some of the darkest corners of human experience, unflinchingly portraying grief, trauma, cruelty, and the raw edges of humanity.
Interview with Gavin Dillinger
Today, we’re talking with Gavin Dillinger—a Nashville-based author who is known for his sharp wit, absurdist humor, and a bold embrace of hyper violence. In this conversation, we dig into his first memories of writing for fun and the piece he’s most proud of. We also get into the strange beast that is co-writing, and what it was like bringing a new book into the world with someone else.
Black Out The Stars by Christopher Bond | Book Review
Black Out The Stars by Christopher Bond is a dark and twisted tale of generational horrors, spilling from one old man’s lips as fast as the water drains from the pond on his property.