Sometimes dead is better
A wickedly awesome anthology of Victorian ghost stories that are sure to make your toes curl and your breath catch. From authors you may have read before, these are some of the lesser-known stories that should never have gotten pushed to the back. Prepare to be scared this Yuletide season!
Read MoreCOFFIN SHADOWS, the collaboration between authors Glen Krisch (Where Darkness Dwells, The Nightmare Within, Nothing Lasting) and Mark Steensland (In The Scrape, The Special) is being reviewed by Chelsea.
Read MoreHistorical horror? Check. Snowy and isolated location? Check. Diary entry format? Check. Malevolent spirit? Check. Emotional story? Check. - Zuky reviews Dark Matter
Read MoreA new cult horror mystery from award winning writer Craig DiLouie - Charlotte reviews The Children of Red Peak, coming soon!
Read MoreZuky is reviewing John Langan’s The Fisherman - is it worth the read?
Read MoreSean M. Thompson gives us a collection of 14 terrifying tales, let’s see what Natali has to say about them
Read MoreSean M. Thompson gives us a collection of 14 terrifying tales, let’s see what Natali has to say about them
Read MoreAn island in Lake Ontario houses a self-sustaining community. It’s also a cult. Martin Lovegrove moves his family there and quickly realizes all is not as it seems. - Zuky reviews!
Read MoreDeath is all around. Miranda lives in the home where her mother, her grandmother, and her great grandmother lived. No one wants to leave. No one knows who is who in this stark and fluid house where time and corporeal aspects don’t follow the rules of the natural world. “White is for witching, a colour to be worn so that all other colours can enter you, so that you may use them.”
Read MoreAutumncrow is a magical town where every day feels like Halloween and Autumn, and every Halloween is extra special. But in this town where the veil between worlds is thinner than most, there is darkness and unearthly things lurking and everyone in Autumncrow gets their fair share of scares.
Read MoreWyrd contains seven derelictions, original tales of mystery and horror from Adam Nevill. Joe reviews!
Read MoreTwo women - one a wealthy, charitable lady, the other a young orphan who admits to killing multiple people. She says she did with her sewing needle and the garments she makes. This is a wild, violent, unique tale!
Read MoreBram Stoker Award-winner Sara Tantlinger delivers her CRADLELAND OF PARASITES, a harrowing and darkly gorgeous collection of poetry chronicling the death and devastation of history’s plagues. - Charlotte reviews
Read MoreBeyond the walls of the House of Seven Gables, evil waits for Phoebe. Can she survive a house full of witches out to cause chaos and destruction?
Read More“…Scott learns that there is no escape from his own past, or the crows that have crawled out of it. He can only watch, as his life is turned into a living nightmare.”
Read MoreDo you remember what it was like to be a teenager? All the drugs, sex, and occult-dabbling? All the suicides? No? It’s time to transcend into the lives of these marked teenagers and experience the entropy of their universe. Remember, there is no perfect transfer of energy… (*Trigger Warning: Suicide, self-harm, animal harm.*)
Read MoreA beautifully written Gothic poetry collection from Jessica Drake-Thomas
Read MoreUsing her sister’s cottage to recover from her husband’s death, Robyn thought she was in for some alone time to heal. But the idyllic cottage hides malevolent secrets, and Robyn is caught in the middle. See what Adam has to say about theses witchy words from Catherine Cavendish
Read MoreWhat would you do if someone you knew needed a body part (kidneys, eyes, or hand), but someone else had to lose theirs??
Read MoreQuinn and her father, Glenn, move to the sleepy town of Kettle Springs, hoping for a new beginning. What they find instead are secrets and dark intentions, all stemming from a creepy town mascot: a clown named Frendo.
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